Jim Scott and James Durst (visiting Singer/songwriter/guitarists) will conduct the whole intergenerational service. Stay for a potluck lunch with our guest artists afterwards. Jim and James have performed in over 500 Unitarian Universalist Churches in every state of the union except Alaska. To meet and welcome our guest artists, stay for a potluck lunch afterwards. Call 457-8086 for questions.

Join us in the UUFF Sanctuary for “Earth and Spirit Song Fest” with  Jim Scott and James Durst. Bike or canoe to UUFF for an ice cream social at 6:30 pm. Music begins at 7:30 pm.  Tickets are $12/10. Please call Suzanne at 457-8086 for info.

Fatherhood is ever changing as kids grow up. We are going to explore different stages of fatherhood by hearing from different fathers and how these different life stages change the role of a father and the adjustments that need to be made.

Speaker: Bre Griffin  Since most Unitarian Universalists are still discovering our own spiritual beliefs, how do we teach our children values?  How do we answer some of the “big questions” when we don’t have an answer?  What do we do when our children adopt beliefs that differ from our own?  This week’s service is brought to you by your Director of Religious Exploration, Bre Griffin, and we will explore some of these parenting challenges.

This Sunday we’ll celebrate our annual Maypole celebration….in June. The ground will be reliably thawed, and we can (almost) guarantee there won’t be snow. So bring a friend and come to our “Junepole” dance – an outdoor, intergenerational celebration of the return of greenness to our Northern home, with live music provided by members and friends of the Fellowship.  Everyone from children to nonagenarians is encouraged to join in. As the dance progresses the ribbons are braided onto the pole or into a web around the pole. The dancers then retrace their steps exactly in order to unravel the ribbons.