Location

We are located at 107 West Barcelona in Santa Fe, NM.
For more information about UU Santa Fe, you may contact the UU Santa Fe Office at 505.982.9674 during office hours:
  • Sunday 9 am - 12:30 pm
  • Monday-Friday 9 am-3 pm
  • Closed Saturday and on civic holidays
OUR MINISTER, REV. GAIL MARRINER

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Sunday Gatherings

Sunday Gathering Times

​At UU Santa Fe, worship is an experience we create together―not in adoration of a god―but rather a celebration of awe, wonder and the sacred.
  • Sunday 10:30 am MT online. You may watch livestream gatherings here or recorded services at any time on our YouTube channel​

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Visit online with friends for casual conversation immediately after our Sunday morning gathering―read your weekly or Sunday morning newsletter for the Zoom meeting ID link. We happily welcome newcomers!

Upcoming Gatherings • Living with Intention

Stay Safe. Stay Home. UU Santa Fe moves to on-line Sunday gatherings.

Dear Friends, 
The Covid-19 situation is getting complicated. Given the serious warnings relative to the ease of transmissibility of the Omicron variant, the difficulty in finding Covid-19 tests and the duress our hospitals are experiencing,  UUSF Covid Advisory Group has recommended that UU Santa Fe return to all digital programming.  
 
As of Monday, January 17, our building will be closed to large groups. Groups of 15 or fewer may continue to meet if all are vaccinated and well masked, but we encourage everyone to meet online or out of doors if possible. The courtyard has been quite pleasant recently when the temperatures outside are near 50.
 
This is temporary, friends. Take care of yourselves and each other. Our UU Santa Fe programming will continue online and we will soon gather again in person.  

Blessings, 
Rev. Gail ​
Sunday, January 23 | Sovereignty | Rev. Gail Marriner
There’s a romantic “legend” of European origin about Sir Gawain and the Loathly Lady in which the knight is to answer the question “What do women most desire.” The answer is “Sovereignty.” Isn’t that what we are all asking for–women and LGBTQ folk, native peoples, black lives matter advocates, immigrants, poor people and all of our varied communities? We all want the ability to choose for ourselves the way our lives will unfold. What needs to change to make this self governance possible?
Sunday, January 30 | Coming Home to a New World | Rev. Gail Marriner
A service celebrating the collaboration of the Northern New Mexico UU congregations and learning more about  Santa Fe’s Afghan resettlement project and our new Afghani Neighbors.