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-noon
  • 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, in-person and live-streamed.
  • You may watch live-stream gatherings here or recorded services at any time on our YouTube channel. If you are participating virtually, please consider signing in to YouTube and sharing in the chat during the services.
Last month's Gatherings • Links to videos
Sunday, November 6 | Continuity, Connection, Change | Rev. Gail Marriner
Sunday, November 13 | There's Still the Laundry | Rev. Gail Marriner
Sunday, November 20 | Transforming the Feast | Rev. Gail Marriner
Sunday, November 27 | The Blessing of the Harvest Feast | Rev. Gail Marriner

This month's Gatherings • Wonder

Sunday gatherings in-person and always online. Our current guidelines, based on local transmittance rates, require vaccinations and masks when indoors in large groups in the UU Santa Fe building including worship.
Sunday, December 4 | From Gratitude to Wonder | Rev. Gail Marriner     
We ended November with gratitude – deep appreciation of our natural world, our democracy and of the wisdom and resilience of folks struggling to cast off the painful heritage of inherited settler colonialism. As we move into the winter holidays we widen our gaze from gratitude to its close relative, wonder, which for me is sometimes an experience of awe and other times a prompt for curiosity and always brings me right back to gratitude again!  The story for the morning is titled “Where Wonder Grows.” The service is informed  by  the book, Tracking Wonder by Jeffrey  Davis
Sunday, December 11 | Mystery and Wonder
Join Rev. Gail and guest musician David Berkeley for a service celebrating  the things we wonder at but do not know. The service will use Neil de Grasse Tyson’s new book, Starry Messenger: Cosmic Perspectives on Civilization, and the children’s book, Everywhere Wonder. The music will be beautiful and David will have CD’s available after the service.
Sunday, December 18 | WonderLight | Kimi Floyd Reisch
There is a Humanist solstice time celebration called HumanLight. Our service this morning is a particularly UU take on that same idea we are calling “WonderLight.” Kimi Floyd Reisch will be preaching, Mimi Adams will be our storyteller.   
Saturday, December 24, 5 pm | Wonder of Wonders: a service for Christmas Eve and Hanukkah
Our service will acknowledge both holidays as we light the candles, sing the songs, tell the traditional stories and look beyond the miracles to celebrate the ordinary wonders of the season. Weather permitting, we will have a fire and caroling in the courtyard after the service.
Sunday, December 25 | Just Another Unitarian Miracle Story
Our Christmas morning gathering will be on-line only. Join our livestream at 10:30  for a  service in which we learn about author Charles Dickens and the wonderful (and very Unitarian) truth that the human heart can change. 
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After the service you are invited to gather at 2:00 in Fogelson Hall or via livestream to watch a reader’s theater version of Dickens “ A Christmas Carol” presented by members of the Shakespeare Gym and the Upstart Crows.
Saturday, December 31, 5:00pm in Fogelson Hall | The Cosmic Walk
This is a ritual telling of the scientific story of creation. Join us indoors in Fogelson Hall and to walk the cosmic spiral and locate your own wonderful self in the awe inspiring scientific story of creation. What better way to launch a new year than by looking at how far we have come!
Sunday, January 1, 2023 | Making Time to Wonder | Rev. Gail Marriner  
This gathering weaves together “Imani” the last principle of Kwanzaa, the ideas of community and rest and sabbath, and the impulse to make resolutions at the beginning of a new year.