107 West Barcelona Road Santa Fe, New Mexico
Sunday Gatherings
What to expect
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. Here are our two ways to engage with our weekly services.
- Sunday 10:30 am MT in-person and online. 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. Many weeks, the virtual community is hosted by a member-volunteer.
- You may also watch recorded past services at any time on our YouTube channel. The most recent Gathering video is linked at the bottom of the page. Beginning April 27, 2025, these videos include full closed-captioning. To turn on the hand-edited text version of the service, look to the bottom of the YouTube page of each service recording.
- When attending in-person please join us at 10:10 for ten minutes of chair yoga and meditation before the prelude begins.
The JUNE Sunday Gatherings | FREEDOM
May 25 | Curing Loneliness: On Identity, Belonging and Inviting People In | Fish Stark
Fish Stark, Executive Director of the American Humanist Association and longtime Unitarian Universalist, weaves together history, cognitive psychology and humor to make the case for why we should—and how we can—invite more people in to the humanist community as well as all the communities we call home. Drawing on the work of humanistic psychologists, Fish explores one of the most powerful and potent forms of imagination—our own self-concept, or the stories we tell about ourselves to ourselves—and suggests practices for helping build connection around shared beliefs and stories in an atomized world. Prior to his work with the AHA, Fish earned degrees in education from Harvard and Yale; trained youth peace and democracy activists in 140+ countries; and helped build a successful tech startup that taught children to develop positive mental health. Many thanks to John Lehman for graciously rescheduling Part Two of his talk on Equanimity so we could take advantage of this unexpected opportunity to hear Mr. Stark.
Fish Stark, Executive Director of the American Humanist Association and longtime Unitarian Universalist, weaves together history, cognitive psychology and humor to make the case for why we should—and how we can—invite more people in to the humanist community as well as all the communities we call home. Drawing on the work of humanistic psychologists, Fish explores one of the most powerful and potent forms of imagination—our own self-concept, or the stories we tell about ourselves to ourselves—and suggests practices for helping build connection around shared beliefs and stories in an atomized world. Prior to his work with the AHA, Fish earned degrees in education from Harvard and Yale; trained youth peace and democracy activists in 140+ countries; and helped build a successful tech startup that taught children to develop positive mental health. Many thanks to John Lehman for graciously rescheduling Part Two of his talk on Equanimity so we could take advantage of this unexpected opportunity to hear Mr. Stark.
June 1 | Free to Grow and Change | Rev. Gail Marriner
Join Rev. Gail and members of the facilitator team from our new small group curriculum “Love at the Center” for a service exploring the relationship between Love and Freedom and how important it is that we keep growing into our values. This Sunday is also time for our First Sunday Giving, so don’t forget to bring a $5 bill to support this month’s recipient, Somos Un Pueblo Unido! Green donation envelopes will be provided.
Join Rev. Gail and members of the facilitator team from our new small group curriculum “Love at the Center” for a service exploring the relationship between Love and Freedom and how important it is that we keep growing into our values. This Sunday is also time for our First Sunday Giving, so don’t forget to bring a $5 bill to support this month’s recipient, Somos Un Pueblo Unido! Green donation envelopes will be provided.
June 8 | Free to Gather, Free to Bloom | Rev. Gail Marriner
This Sunday includes four important UU rituals: Flower Communion; New Member Welcome and Covenant; a Potluck; and our Annual Meeting. All of these need your participation! Please bring a flower to share in the service, a finger food dish for the potluck, and your vote for the congregational meeting!
This Sunday includes four important UU rituals: Flower Communion; New Member Welcome and Covenant; a Potluck; and our Annual Meeting. All of these need your participation! Please bring a flower to share in the service, a finger food dish for the potluck, and your vote for the congregational meeting!
June 15 | Free to Speak | Rev. Gail Marriner
As we remember the anniversary of George Floyd’s death, trade stories of the march on June 14th and look towards Juneteenth later in the week, we claim and celebrate our First Amendment right to speak out.
As we remember the anniversary of George Floyd’s death, trade stories of the march on June 14th and look towards Juneteenth later in the week, we claim and celebrate our First Amendment right to speak out.
June 22 | Butterflies Are Free | Rev. Gail Marriner
A service for the summer solstice calling attention to the plight of our immigrant neighbors.
A service for the summer solstice calling attention to the plight of our immigrant neighbors.
June 29 | Free to Be Who You Are and Love Who You Love | Rev. Gail Marriner
The day after we march together in the Pride Parade, we wrap up Pride month with a service celebrating the many contributions of our LGBTQ+ kin.
The day after we march together in the Pride Parade, we wrap up Pride month with a service celebrating the many contributions of our LGBTQ+ kin.
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