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We are welcoming people of diverse beliefs who honor spiritual inquiry and the dignity of all.
SERVICES
10:30 a.m., Sundays
UU Fellowship, 937 Charles Ave.
THIS SUNDAY: MAY 18
A Sermon on the Mound
Rev. Lisa Friedman
Annual Meeting Sunday
For this year's Service Auction sermon, I have been invited to preach on
baseball! (Yes, my kids are thrilled.) What is it about this sport that captures
America's heart? Can rational Unitarian Universalists really be fans? Is there
something about the meaning of life that can be viewed from the top of that
pitcher's mound? Come and see.
For a list of all this month's Sunday topics, click here.
FIND OUT WHAT'S HAPPENING
Check out our daily calendar of events or read our monthly newsletter , which will tell you all about upcoming sermons, social action and fun activities.
UUFM GREEN TEAM ENERGY CHALLENGE
Take the Green Team Energy Challenge to be part of the Unitarian-Universalist Green Team. In addition to calculating how much CO2 and money our fellowship can save, we are competing against other congregations in the state. Let's increase our impact with more participation. After you take the challenge, you will be asked to join a team. Please join the UUFM teach, listed under congregations. For more information, contact Scott at rsthiem@hickorytech.net.
KNITTING FOR PEACE
6 p.m. Thursday, May 22
Unitarian-Universalist Fellowship, 937 Charles Ave., Mankato
For anyone who likes to knit, we will be working on our project to knit baby caps for Immanuel-St. Joseph's Hospital in Mankato. For more information, e-mail Marianne Johnson or call 386-0499.
UUFM MICRO PROJECT
The UUFM-Micro Project supports Kiva.org loans. Theser are loans given to people in impoverished countries to help local economies grow. For as little as $25, you can help communities across the world. Matching funds from local UU members are available to help. Brochures are available and Becky Rossow will be available to answer questions. Contributions will be accepted at any time and are tax-deductible. So far $1,540 has been raised with up to $800 in matching funds. We're excited to get this project off the ground and to be able to share our resources with those less fortunate around the world! If you have any questions, call 388-1660 or email uufm.micro@gmail.com.
WHO CAN BLOG? yoU-CAN. ADD YOUR EVENTS OR COMMENTS TO OUR U-BLOG
We will be using this space to let everyone know about our activities and what is happening around the UUFM in Mankato, MN. To go to the U-Blog, click here.
RENT OUR BUILDING FOR YOUR WEDDING RECEPTION OR CEREMONY
We welcome Catholic, Lutheran, Christian, Muslim and all faiths. Find out more about our wonderful kitchen and reception area as well as our church facilities to rent.
ROOM
FOR DIFFERENT BELIEFS. YOURS
Find out more about the Unitarian-Universalist religion by looking
through answers to the most frequently
asked questions.
A PLACE
FOR YOUR CHILDREN
The Unitarian-Universalist Fellowship of Mankato offers nursery
care for your infant or toddler. We also offer Religious
Education that teaches 100% values and 0% dogma. We know that God
created us with a brain, and we encourage children to ask questions about
religion.
SEARCHING
FOR A LIBERAL RELIGIOUS HOME?
The Unitarian Universalist Fellowship is making an effort to reach out
to college students by offering college outreach services 4:30 p.m. Wednesdays
at the Lutheran Campus Center, 331 Dillon Ave.
If you're wondering what religion is right for you, come visit us. Or, take a Belief-O-Matic quiz that will try to match your beliefs to various religions.
JOIN OUR SOCIAL ACTION GROUP
Interested in making a change to the world around you? Become part of Social Action. Visit our Idea Page to see what we will be working on this year.
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FROM THE MINISTER
Welcome! If you are visiting this site for the first time, I invite you to explore it and to see if Unitarian Universalism might be a home for you. We welcome your questions and hope you will come and meet our lively, growing and spiritually diverse congregation. Our religious tradition is founded in freedom and love -- the freedom of each person to practice their faith according to their own reason and conscience and the love that calls us to work for a more just world, reminding us that every person is born with worth and dignity. More