Experience UU Santa Fe

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


BE inspiRED
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WORSHIP • TO INSPIRE 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 EXPLORATIONS
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
INSPIRATION
10:30 am, Fogelson Hall
October 6 | Coming to Grips with the Dreaded 'D' Word | Rev Hollis Walker​​​
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Coming to Grips with the Dreaded 'D' Word. Worship Associates Sandy Prins and Bryan Frederickson welcome Rev. Hollis Walker in a service on memory loss. Rev. Walker is an ordained interfaith minister and board-certified clinical chaplain who has worked in hospital and hospice settings. She is also a certified spiritual director and provides individual spiritual counseling. In her “other” life, Hollis is a lifelong journalist with a master’s degree in journalism and works as a writer, editor and writing coach. She has published more than a thousand articles and written two books, and has served as editor for many other book authors. She lives in Santa Fe with her standard poodle, Leo.
​​CONNECTION
Annual Fall Book Sale
October 31, November 1-2
Fogelson Hall
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Donations of materials begins Tuesday, October 15, on the portal and continues through October 27 during building open hours. Books, music CDs, DVDs, audiobooks, puzzles, games for all ages welcome, gently used/new only. No textbooks, magazines, encyclopedias, reference books, cassettes or VHS tapes.
 
Sale hours:
  • Thursday – 8 am until 9 am – EARLY BIRD, $25 admission
  • Thursday-Friday – 9 am until 4:30 pm – OPEN TO THE PUBLIC – FREE
  • Saturday – 9 am until 2 pm - OPEN TO THE PUBLIC – FREE
At the sale you will find:
  • 4-5 thousand gently used books for all ages (fiction/nonfiction)
  • 100s of audio CDs (all musical genres)
  • Audio books on CD (fiction/nonfiction)
  • DVDs for adults and children
  • Puzzles and games
  • Collectibles and gift quality items
Prices range from $1 for children’s books and mass market paperbacks to $3 for hardcover books, with some like new or collectible items priced separately. Many materials are in like-new condition; most are in "very good" or "excellent" condition. And we have a FREE TABLE for those items that don't meet our sale standards.

All day Saturday, November 2, all materials will be ½ price.

Masks optional. Cash, local checks with identification and credit cards accepted.
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More info 
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Volunteer to help with the sale
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Questions: [email protected]
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JUSTICE
"Origin of Christian Nationalism"
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Sunday, October 6 ​
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Dr. Ron Duncan Hart, an award-winning author of books on religion and tolerance and Director of the Institute for Tolerance Studies and a former University Vice-President and Dean of Academic Affairs, will discuss his research on Christian Nationalism  following the service, in Fellowship Hall. We will serve a light lunch at 12:45 pm; Dr. Hart will begin his talk at 1:00 pm. This will be a "hybrid" event, meaning you can come in person or join via zoom. To sign up for zoom, go here. 
EXPLORING
Climate Justice Revival Workshops​
Sunday, October 13 12 pm
​Sunday, October 29, 12 pm
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UU Climate Justice Revival will come to UU Santa Fe October 13 and 20. The Climate Justice Service will be Sunday, October 13 followed by the first workshop at 12 pm led by members of our Climate Justice team and focus on the issues that create the climate justice struggle we have faced for decades. A second workshop will be held on Sunday, October 20 following the Sunday service and will focus on the political actions we can take in the national, state and local government levels. Both workshops will held in Fellowship hall and hybrid. We all know how desperate the situation is, but even those who have been climate and environmental activists for a long time feel powerless at times. But, there’s power in numbers. The Climate Justice Revival is sponsored by the UUA, UUSJ, UUSC and a whole lot of other UU organizations—as well as our own leaders and thinkers on this subject—this Revival is designed to kick-start our activism and ongoing engagement in climate justice work.