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UUFM is a liberal religious community committed to open discussion, spiritual exploration, and social justice. In this fellowship theists, atheists, and agnostics alike gather to explore worldviews, develop friendships, renew spirits, and work for change.

We have no creed, prophet, or sacred book, but let our mutual respect and belief in the power of individual free thought structure our fellowship life. We rely on many sources in our varied spiritual journeys, and draw from science and nature, reason and intuition, and writings and traditions from across the world: Christian, Jewish, Buddhist, Pagan, Humanist, and many others both religious and not.

We are an LGBT Welcoming Congregation, intentionally inclusive of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people.


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  • Lack Of Humanity

    How I See It.................by Dorothy Wells I have been researching my family history for several years and have had success on the Internet genealogy sites. Left with old pictures and obituaries by my mother and the names of the states my ancest...

  • Helping heal returning soldiers

    Rev. Lt. Col. Peter Bauer of the USAF Chaplain Corps will be leading a series of discussions on PTSD, TBI and spiritual healing on Jan 21. Please attend to learn more about how we as a larger community can help returning veterans cope with the stresses...

  • Upcoming Pagan Gatherings @ UUFM

    Hi to my friends both old and new, I'm excited to share with you the dates for the upcoming Pagan gatherings here at UUFM. On Saturday February 4th we'll celebrate both the Imbolc Sabbat and the February Storm Moon. The Imbolc Sabbat will be dedi...

  • Souper Bowl food collection

    We begin accepting contributions for our annual Souper Bowl Food Drive, benefiting the Flint Hills Bread Basket, on Sunday, January 1.  Collection will continue each Sunday through Super Bowl Sunday, on February 5.  Look for the collection box in...

  • Community Breakfast being served ...

    This month, Fellowship volunteers prepare and serve HAPPY KITCHEN COMMUNITY BREAKFAST on Friday, January 13 and 27, from 7:30 to 9 am, at St Paul's Episcopal Church, 601 Poyntz Avenue, in Manhattan.  Breakfast is free and open to all, providing a good...

  • Just some thoughts

    In this time of social conflict in our community as well as many more, I want to encourage everyone to continue in the good works that I know all of you are so committed to.  With the holidays this week, please continue to dig a little deeper to help ...

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From our Minister
IT TAKES COURAGE TO FACE THE PAIN OF HUMAN DIFFERENCES

FOSTER GENUINE DIALOGUE

Dialogue aims not to convert others or to reach agreement on the issues, but rather to promote mutual understanding and build relationships that can prevent escalation into violence. They provide a safe atmosphere in which people can talk openly and deeply about their differences, and perhaps discover their underlying commonalties.

Dialogue is demanding. It is much easier to remain at a distance [...]

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