Belonging: connection, friendships, spirituality, support.  Here is how you can become involved.

Groups

For our current community life activities, click here, visit our calendar, and/or read the UU Santa Fe Weekly eNewsletter.

There is no formula to right relationship with others. It's a process. It's a practice. It's entanglement. At UU Santa Fe, we create conditions that promote belonging and let you connect naturally in all kinds of ways―when you are ready. We expect your gifts to shape our groups. We want you here for who you are. We seek collaboration rather than cooperation; community rather than conversion. We celebrate possibilities. We are more interested in what we can do in your life, than what you can do in "ours." We are more interested in doing things together than perfectly. Our groups aren't the only way we create belonging, but they are an important way. So, experiment with what nourishes you, makes you whole. Try these:

• ​Friendship Groups―connections around shared interests, neighborhood, or activities
• Spirituality Groups―opportunities for friendship, spiritual growth, mutual responsibility, leadership and service
• ​Support Groups―support as we cope with life's challenges

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For more information about these groups, their purpose, leaders and gathering times contact our Community Life Team and we will get you connected to what makes your heart sing!

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Friendship - Shared interest

• Acoustic Musicians
• Crafting Circle
• Different Drummers
• Men's Odyssey (men's group)
• Sunday Lunch Bunch
• UU Women's Fellowship

Neighborhood - food, fellowship, fun

• Baca Street
• Central Santa Fe
• El Castillo
• Eldorado
• Park Plaza
• Southside

Spirituality - Connect to your deepest self, your life's gifts and needs greater than your own
Covenant Groups - small, intimate

• Kindred Spirits
• La Resolana (women only)
• Reading and Film for Growth
• Soul Fire
• Soul Journeys
• Wellspring
• Women Becoming (women only)

UU Mystics - a UU soul circle to nurture your inner light, led by Rev. Gail
Zia Spirituality - interfaith LGTBQ and allies, led by Rev. Tony

Support - Coping with life's challenges

• Caregivers - Anyone that may be care-giving or is grieving from the loss of a loved one
• Memory Café - For families, caregivers and those suffering from all forms of dementia

It would seem that, quite possibly, the ultimate measure of health in any community might well reside in our ability to stand in awe at what folks have to carry rather than in judgement at how they carry it.―Gregory Boyle