The women’s coffee group meets every Monday and Thursday, at 9:30 am, at the Westloop McDonald’s.  Come for cheap coffee, and great conversation.  Learn more from Barbara Hacker at barbaradhacker@yahoo.com.

The men’s lunch group meets in the Fellowship’s Jupiter room every Wednesday.  Bring a sack lunch for yourself, and come prepared for lively conversation.  Learn more from Michael Oldfather at mou812@ksu.edu.

The UUFM Singers rehearse in the Fellowship’s main sanctuary.  Learn more about all musical opportunities at the Fellowship from Michael Oldfather at mou812@ksu.edu.

In Deepening Your Understanding of Unitarian Universalism, Rev Michael Nelson leads a three-session series of classes, focused on the questions of new members and friends.  All interested individuals are invited to join us following Sunday morning services, March 2, 9, and 16.  Learn more from … read more.

Michelle Alexander’s book, The New Jim Crow:  Mass Incarceration in the Age of Colorblindness, calls Americans to examine how “we have not ended racial caste in America, we have … redesigned it” through our criminal justice system.  Join us as we read this powerful work.  … read more.

Michelle Alexander’s book, The New Jim Crow:  Mass Incarceration in the Age of Colorblindness, calls Americans to examine how “we have not ended racial caste in America, we have … redesigned it” through our criminal justice system.  Join us as we read this powerful work.  … read more.

The Spiritual Ecology discussion group meets on at 7 pm, in the Fellowship’s Main Sanctuary.  We’ll discuss The Great Work:  Our Way into the Future, by Thomas Berry.  Learn more from Ron Parks at ronald6349att.net@att.net.

On the final Wednesday of each month, the UUFM Book Discussion group gathers at various members’ home to discuss thought-provoking titles.  All are invited!  Learn more from Lorrie Cross at lmcross@kansas.net.

The Women’s Lunch Group gathers on the second Wednesday of each month, at various restaurants around Manhattan.  Please see the current newsletter for this month’s location, or contact Harriette Janke at ahjanke@cox.net to learn more.  All are welcomed.