Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Sheridan

This Month

The Theme for May is Flourishing Together

June is a special time in our Wyoming home. It’s a time for quiet reflection, with long mornings and ample light into the evening hours. I often find myself pausing a lot in this summer solstice month, taking a deep breath, and soaking up the light and energy to power me through the rest of the year. This June, I am looking forward to doing some collective reflection on this month’s theme – flourishing together. As UUs, we value pluralism, that is the belief that we are all sacred beings, diverse in culture, experience, and theology. We also value justice and equity, declaring that every person is inherently worthy and has the right to flourish with dignity, love, and compassion. These values are especially important in today’s troubling times, which calls upon many of us to seek out a community where we feel comfortable and where we can belong. We need each other, and we are stronger together. If you too are called to find a community where everyone is welcome and valued, we hope you will join us so we truly can flourish together.

Shannon Anderson

A gift to offer the world…
Rev. Lisa Friedman

…We hold hands
To remember that we need one another
And are a part of one human family.
We join voices
To remember that we each have a gift to offer the world
And to use in making the world a better place.

Not for ourselves alone are we born.

Marcus Tullius Cicero

A Place of Belonging and Caring *

Rev. Kimberlee Anne Tomczak Carlson

It is not by chance that you arrived here today.

You have been looking for something larger than yourself…

Through your struggles, someone nurtured you into being,

Instilling a belief in a shared purpose, a common yet precious resource

That belongs to all of us when we share.

And so, you began seeking a beloved community…

A community that holds its arms open to possibilities of love…

Like the First Hint of Green *

Jennifer McGlothin
As the first hint of green begins to peek through the barren ground…

As that stem grows into a stalk and forms a bud…

Let us be, like that first hint of green, renewed by the warm of the sun’s rays

And ready to emerge with a new energy, ready to face the day…

What Will They Say Of Us?

Rev. Tess Baumberger

What will they say of us?

That we lived upon this earth,

or that we lived with this earth?

That we earned solely for ourselves,

or that we worked for the wellbeing of all?

That we wasted precious life on vanities and empty diversions,

or that we each day claimed a meaningful existence?

That we shut ourselves into rigid individualism,

Of that we nestled in the love of our friends, families, and the whole interweave of humanity?

What will they say of us?

What would you have them say?

Let us make each day, not a beginning,

not an exorcism from the past,

cutting off the threads,

but rather let us take any frayed edges

and weave in new strands,

continuous but discernible,

mending the harmed fabric,

making it whole once more,

creating the integral tapestry of life.

“Justice is at the core of our faith.” We have added a Social Justice page to our site menu. See our latest ideas, actions, and projects for justice. Ideas to make the world a better place for all.

All are Welcome

We meet every Sunday at 10:00 am at 1950 East Brundage Lane.

You are invited to Sunday Morning Service to see if you belong with us.

More information see below

Key Events

Pride Parade Sheridan, June 13, 10 am

Braver Angels, June 13, 8:30 am, UU Fellowship Hall

Events in June

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Local Events

International Corgi Day, Huntington Dog Park, 10 am

Interfaith

Summer Solstice/Litha (Pagan/Wiccan) – June 21, 2026 (more here)