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Service starts at 10am MT. (Subscribe to our Email List announcements for details.)

Covid -19 Update: UUFS will resume meeting in person at the Fellowship.
In the interest of everyone’s health, here’s how the Board would like to do this:

In-person attendees must be fully vaccinated.
Every person in attendance must wear a mask at all times in the building. Individuals speaking to the group will remove their masks so they can be heard.
Participants must observe social distancing.
For now, we will not have a coffee hour.
There will be increased air-exchange using outside air and fans and furnace when building is occupied. You might consider bringing an extra jacket or wrap in case it’s chilly.
We ask anyone who tests positive for COVID to notify a Board member as soon as possible. The list of Board members can be found on the back of the Order of Service or on our Website.
On-line Zoom meetings will continue as an alternative for those who prefer to avoid group settings.

In the meantime, our services meetings will continue online (via Zoom). Please stay safe.

This November the worship theme is Spiritually. Shannon Anderson is coordinating.
   Nov. 7 - Shannon will open the month with an original talk entitled Thoughts & Prayers of a UU.
   Nov. 14 - Cal will present.
   Nov. 21 - Ian will present.
   Nov. 28 - Shannon will present an original talk entitled The Spirituality of Thanksgiving.

The worship theme for December is Kindness. Victor Ashear is coordinating.
Dec. 5 - Victor Ashear will present.
Dec. 12 - Grace Cannon wlll present.
Dec. 19 - Jules Craft will present.
Dec. 26 - Rev. Kali DeHart will present.

Take a look at what's happening to our garden: photo1, photo2, photo3, photo4.

The Commission On Institutional Change issued a report at the UUA General Assembly 2020 as a guide for our journey in creating an equitable world.
Widening the Circle of Concern: Report of the UUA Commission on Institutional Change. (June 2020)
A print friendly version of Widening the Circle of Concern with audio readings. A paperback version is in the UUFS library.

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Welcome! Our Fellowship cherishes the inherent worth and dignity of all people, and welcomes everyone without regard to age, gender, race, sexual orientation or disability. We gather to grow spiritually, seek truth and meaning, experience fellowship, serve the wider community, and strive to build a peaceful, just and compassionate society.

. . . We believe that spiritual life is personal. Rather than teach a particular creed or dogma, we provide a loving, safe and supportive environment for you to discover and pursue your own path. If you are looking for a church where you can find community, explore your spirituality and promote peace and justice in the world … come visit us!

We invite you to explore this site and attend a Sunday service. We provide supervised care for preschoolers and classes for older children. We hope you’ll stay for coffee and conversation after service.

UUFS is very proud of the musical offerings in our services and have received all new UU hymnals for the fellowship from gracious members. We feature pianists, Janet Ashear, Janelle Gray and Nancy Phillips, mandolinist, Bill Bradshaw and others who all inspire our hearts with their talent. We open the service with a beautiful musical piece, and offer UU hymns to sing.

Services are held at 10 AM every Sunday, at 1950 East Brundage Lane, Sheridan, Wyoming. An outline for the coming year is presented below. The third Sunday of each month has a potluck following the service. For weekly program listings, click on Programs. The meditation group meets every Sunday at 7 PM at the same place. For details: Contact Us

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