Experience UU Santa Fe

Deepen your humanity. Cultivate wisdom. Open up to life's gifts.


BE inspiRED
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WORSHIP • TO INPIRE YOU
Be open to life's gifts and something greater than ourselves.​
​SPIRITUALITY • PRACTICES TO GROUND YOU
Direct experience of transcending mystery and wonder. Renew yourself!


BUILD Community 
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​GET TO KNOW US
We are covenantal. We hold one another in a deep and abiding embrace.
We promise. Join us.
​GET CONNECTED 
Find a place to connect and grow through friendship, spirituality, and support groups.​


WORK FOR Justice
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JUSTICE-MAKING
​We are called to fashion a world that is peaceful, compassionate, just and sustainable. Come, help us fashion a future world worthy of its children.


Experience LifeLong Learning
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​ADULT LEARNING
There are many perspectives, many beliefs, and many truths to be understood. Are you finished learning?
FAMILY PROGRAMMING
We are here to journey with your family as we search for truth, overcome injustice and live a principled life.

Featured Events
featured art images: spring flowers at UU Santa Fe and the surrounding neighborhoods
INSPIRATION
Delight | June Theme
Sunday, June 11 | Delight in Tradition and Community | Rev. Gail Marriner
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This Sunday we observe the 100th anniversary of the Flower Communion, a uniquely UU ritual which celebrate the beauty of diversity in community. Please bring a flower with you to be shared in the service and some finger food to share at the “bread & spread” potluck after the service. Our Annual Meeting will begin at Noon.
​​CONNECTION
Mega Sale Results! 
Thursday-Saturday,
June 1-3
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Our 9th Mega Sale was the best ever!
  • Net Revenue was just over $8,000; about $2,000 more than our last sale in 2022.
  • 48 fabulous volunteers filled 130 shifts, many, many hours!
  • We had more items than ever thanks to our many generous donors.
  • In spite of the thunder, hail and rain we had a host of enthusiastic shoppers, too.
  • Remaining items from the sale were donated to local non-profits.
JUSTICE
Sunday Giving Partners | CSVAN & IAIA
May 21 - July 22
Donate to CSVAN
Donate to IAIA
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Between now and July 15, we are supporting the work of two local organizations who advocate and support the descendants of the first people of Oga Po’geh, the White Shell Water Place.

The Coalition to Stop Violence Against Native Women (CSVAN) is focused on shaping policy, conducting outreach, increasing awareness, informing priorities and working to ensure that our tribal communities are represented within conversations where we have historically been underrepresented. Our grounding in the movement to end violence is not only to organize, but to mobilize our communities towards healthier families and healthier communities. Our work gives us unique insight into how to increase social change and gender justice advocacy through community-based solutions to violence. The voices of our communities, and the strengths of our women and children, shape our priorities and approach.

The Institute of American Indian Arts (IAIA) mission is “To empower creativity and leadership in Native Arts and cultures through higher education, life-long learning, and outreach.” The Office of Institutional Advancement (OIA) is responsible for an extraordinary range of activities that provide the framework for building strong support and lasting relationships with a variety of constituents including alumni, community members, donors, government, the media, parents, students, and other friends. One way they provide support is through scholarships, which "are needed by more than 80% of our students to help them pursue their studies here at IAIA."
LEARNING
Juneteenth, Racism, and Inherited Wealth in NM
June 15 | 6 pm
Webinar via Zoom. 
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Taught by Kimi Floyd Reisch (they, she), this webinar will consider how the experiences of Black people migrating into the western territories and states after the Civil War. Many small towns and growing western cities had significant numbers of Black people by 1920, but that does not mean they were accepted or treated equitably. This webinar will discuss the effects of redlining in Albuquerque, the Civil Rights movement in NM, the 1948 Walgreens boycott, the McLellan sit-in in 1960, and more. (4th Principle - Search for Truth and Meaning).