107 West Barcelona Road Santa Fe, New Mexico
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Welcome to
UU Santa Fe!
We are a busy place. We are interested in community rather than conversion. You don't need to join UU Santa Fe to enjoy our inspiring worship, make meaningful connections, experience transformative learning or participate in justice-making initiatives. Introduce yourself and we will help you find the things that will make your heart sing. Please visit our Online Welcome Table.
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Featured
Imperfect Together
Sun, Mar 29, 10:30 am
Fogelson Hall x
A celebration of community led by Robert Reynolds and Mike Owens. Visit our Sunday Gatherings page for more information on upcoming services. |
New Class—Let's Talk About Death
Tuesdays, Apr 7–28, 1:30 pm
Library First meeting Tue, Apr 7 x
Interested in exploring the subject of death? There will be a 4-session class in April here at UU Santa Fe, presented by Holly Kinley and Connie Deschamps. The class will be loosely inspired by a special section published in January by The New York Times, and reprints will be provided. Pre-registration is required, as we can only accommodate 12 persons. There is no fee and you can sign up with Aaron at the office by email at [email protected]. A few spots still remain. |
Inviting You In & Photo Day
Sun, Mar 29, 8:45 am
Fellowship Hall x
Join us for a light breakfast and an opportunity to meet fellow newcomers and some of our program staff, learn more about UU Santa Fe and its programs and ask any questions you may have. We will also be taking member photos for our directory. Please sign up using our online form or at the Welcome Table. |
No Kings 3
Sat, Mar 28, 10 am
Santa Fe Roundhouse x
This major nationwide event is our chance to show support for democracy and the rule of law, and to protest violations of human rights, the illegal war, the slide toward oligarchy or whatever concerns you most. Music will begin at the Roundhouse at 10 am, followed by presentations at 11 am. Two marches will begin around noon, one circumnavigating the Capitol and one going to the Plaza. UU Santa Fe volunteers will be at the corner of Don Gaspar and Paseo de Peralta at 10:15 am with our “Unitarian Universalists for Social Justice” banner, and you are encouraged to join us as we proceed to the Capitol. Don’t forget to wear your yellow hat and/or “Side with Love” t-shirt and carry the sign of your choice. We hope to join up with other marchers from the Santa Fe Interfaith Coalition on Immigration to create a strong faith-based presence. |
UPCOMING EVENTS & GATHERINGS
For more information about our programming, click the navigation tabs above! For news, click on the UU Santa Fe News tab above.
Inspiration
Sunday Gatherings
A proper community, we should remember also, is a commonwealth: a place, a resource, an economy. It answers the needs, practical as well as social and spiritual, of its members - among them the need to need one another.—Wendell Berry |
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. Our Sunday Gatherings are one of the ways we live into community, coming together to greet one another in person or online. We meet at 10:30 am each Sunday morning. Details on each week are found on our Gatherings page. |
Connection
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Join a GROUP! MEETING TIMESFor more information about our Groups. To get connected with any of these groups, contact our Office Administrator.
FRIENDSHIP GROUPS
NEIGHBORHOOD GROUPS
SPIRITUALITY GROUPS
SUPPORT GROUPS
If you wish to go fast, go alone. If you wish to go far, go together― |
ART ON BARCELONA
January/February/March 2026
Art On Barcelona’s new exhibit, Janis Leudke: HEART ART includes art from the artist’s children's book, The Hearts That Fell Out of the Sky.
More information and video
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UUWFUnitarian Universalist Women's Fellowship (UUWF)
UUWF is a community of women seeking to enrich the lives of its participants as well as the lives of the women and children of Santa Fe through donations to local Santa Fe charities. UUWF activities are open to any woman in the community, and it’s not necessary to be member of UU Santa Fe to participate. For more information about UUWF and to receive our emails about upcoming events, email us at [email protected]. |
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Men’s Odyssey (a Men’s Friendship Group)An odyssey is a long wandering or voyage usually marked by many changes of fortune; an intellectual or spiritual quest. Open to any man in the community, Men’s Odyssey meets at 7 pm in the church library and on Zoom every first Tuesday of the month to discuss matters of mutual interest; on the third Tuesday at 7 pm the group chooses an activity which may or may not be at UU Santa Fe. Past activities have included bowling, poker, pool and bocce ball. In the fall there is a weekend retreat which participants have greatly enjoyed. The group considers service to UU Santa Fe to be an important part of its activities and has, for example, assisted at weddings and memorial services, as well as UU Santa Fe fundraisers. For more information please contact Rod Morgan or the office.
Men's Odyssey Covenant We gather for fellowship, mutual support, moral centering and spiritual growth. We hold meetings, share activities, gather for yearly retreats—and share from the heart. |
Justice
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Below are initiatives and information regarding our justice activities.
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Do you have an issue or concern that you would like to see UU Santa Fe form an advocacy group to address? To form a new group, you will need two co-facilitators and at least four additional team members. Contact Mary Ellen Gonzales to explore your idea. |
Join a JUSTICE TEAM! MEETING TIMESJustice Workgroups | Open to All
Our Justice Workgroups are outward focused in serving the needs of the community of Santa Fe and the wider world. The Justice Council meets the first Thursday of each month from 6–8 pm via Zoom.
Afghan Resettlement: Contact Gale Wasserman Esperanza (Community Partner): Contact Cheryl Ancell Santa Fe Chapter of the NAACP (Community Partner): Contact Michael Brown
Learn more about Justice Teams Never forget that justice is what love looks like in public.—Cornel West |
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Justice CouncilThe Justice Council is participating in a Border Justice Project with a network of New Mexico faith communities (mostly UUs and Friends) that are providing assistance to asylum-seekers at the southern border. These immigrants have entered the U.S. legally and are in shelters in New Mexico waiting to travel to their sponsors elsewhere in the country. Their final asylum hearings will not occur for months or years from now. They have nothing! The UU Fellowship in Silver City collects supplies and transports them to shelters in Deming and Palomas.
We have all known the long loneliness and we have learned that the only solution is love and that love comes with community.―Dorothy Day, |
There are people in the world so hungry, that God cannot appear to them except in the form of bread.―Mohandas Gandhi |
SUPPORTING those in NeedMarch Giving | Concerned Citizens for Nuclear Safety (CCNS)
This month’s First Sunday Giving donations will go to Concerned Citizens for Nuclear Safety (CCNS). In 1988 Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) proposed trucking plutonium-contaminated waste down St. Francis Drive to the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant. In response, CCNS formed. CCNS organizes teach-ins, a weekly radio show, a Santa Fe Art Bash Against Hot Trash, peaceful demonstrations, congressional testimony and more. (LANL changed its plans.) Learn more at nuclearactive.org. Learn more about our First Sunday Giving Program! |
EXPLORATION
Below are highlights of our Family and Adult programs.
The stories we tell ourselves make us who we are. |
Inter-generational Programming
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- Flower Ceremony and annual meeting in June
- Water Ceremony in September
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ADULT LIFELONG EXPLORATIONS
Below are abbreviated descriptions of our Adult Explorations offerings.
The most important thing is to find out the most important thing.―Suzuki Roshi, Zen Master |
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Join a GROUP! MEETING TIMESBelow are abbreviated descriptions of our Adult Explorations offerings. More info, then scroll down the page. Our Groups gather onsite and online via Zoom video conferencing.
Wisdom tells me I am nothing, Love tells me I am everything. Between the two my life flows.―Nisargadatta Maharaj |
Adult EXPLORations discussions
ADULT EXPLORATIONS
What Will You Bring
What Will You Bring
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UU Santa Fe Explorations adult learning programs depends of volunteers. Do you have a burning topic related to personal growth, spiritual wonder, practical life experience, or other topics that you would like to explore? Others in our community might be willing to explore with you. Please bring your suggestions to our Explorations steering team: Mary Ellen Gonzales, Mike Owens or Sherry Kraemer.
UU Santa Fe & Board News
Office Hours
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UU Santa Fe Board newsMeetings & Important Dates
Busy people have goals; productive people have priorities.―Anonymous |