
This Month
March is a month of hope. A hope that spring will come, eventually the snow will melt, the grass will green, and the leaves will return to the trees. As a religious movement, the Unitarian Universalists trust in science and rational thought. Wyoming can be frustrating this time of year. It seems like Spring and Summer will never arrive, but we know that they will return to the Northern Hemisphere as they have for hundreds of millions of years. Although at times it does not seem like it. We know that we will once again be able to enjoy our newly constructed gazebo.

One of the strengths of our Sheridan Unitarian Universalist Fellowship is the trust we have in one another to treat each other with respect. This atmosphere of trust enables us to freely explore our differing beliefs. Because we do not require a shared dogma to become a member, each of us is free to explore, develop and share a spiritual and ethical path that makes sense to us individually. We trust ourselves more than any religious text in matters of faith. Our shared values of Interdependence, Equity, Pluralism, and Justice help to build this atmosphere of trust and allows us to freely explore differing beliefs and faith orientations. The dictionary tells us that trust is reliance based upon previous experience. We can predict the future based on experience and knowledge. Faith on the other hand is the choice we make to hope for something positive in the absence of evidence. For example, one can have faith that our world will become more peaceful, and people will learn to share resources more equitably, without much evidence that this will happen. March’s worship theme at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Sheridan is Trust. If you are interested in visiting our community of trust and participating in conversations about faith in the absence of dogma, you will be welcomed. March will be a great opportunity to do so.
All are Welcome
We meet every Sunday at 10:00 am at 1950 East Brundage Lane. More information see below

Events in March
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Interfaith
- Ash Wednesday (Christian) – March 5, 2025 (more here)
- Lent (Christian) – March 5 – April 17, 2025
- Purim begins (Jewish) – March 13-14, 2025 (more here & here)
- Holi (Hindu) – March 14, 2025 (more here and here)
- Ostara/ Spring or the Vernal Equinox (Pagan/Wiccan) – March 20 (more here)
- Ramadan (Islam) – Evening of Feb 28/day of March 1 – 30, 2025 (more here and here)
- Eid al Fitr -end of Ramadan (Islam) – March 30, 2025 (more here)
- The Annunciation (Christian) – March 25
Unitarian Universalist
- James Reeb dies (1965) – March 11 (more here and here.)
- Susan B. Anthony‘s Death – March 13
- Climate Justice Month – March 22 to April 22
- Viola Liuzzo dies (1965) – March 25
- Stewardship Season (in some congregations)
National Holidays & Cultural
- Women’s History Month
- Irish American Heritage Month
- Peace Corps Established – March 1 (1961)
- Mardi Gras – March 4, 2025 (falls the day before Ash Wednesday)
- Season for Nonviolence – Jan. 30 – April 4
- Dred Scott Case – March 6 (1857)
- International Women’s Day – March 8 (more here)
- Harriet Tubman Day – March 10
- St. Patrick’s Day – March 17
- World Water Day – March 22
- Archbishop Oscar Romero dies – March 24 (1980)
- Selma–Montgomery March (1965) – March 7 (first) March 9 (second) & March 21-25 (third)
- Death of Ida B. Wells – March 25 (1931)
- International Transgender Day of Visibility – March 31 (more here)
For Fun and On the Fringe
- National Day of Unplugging – first Friday of March / Mar. 2
- Pi Day – March 14
- Everything You Think is Wrong Day – March 15
- Tolkien Reading Day – March 25
For the Curious
We invite you to explore this site and learn more about who we are. On this site, you can learn What to Expect in Worship, you can read our About Us page, our Mission, Vision & Covenant page and our Beliefs page.
Services are held at 10 AM every Sunday, at 1950 East Brundage Lane, Sheridan, Wyoming. We hope you’ll stay for coffee, treats and conversation after service. On the fourth Sunday of each month, we’ll also have a potluck; even if you don’t bring a dish, we would love to share lunch.
For weekly program listings, see: Upcoming Worship Services. For past service presentations written by fellowship members see: Presentations from Past Services The meditation group meets every Sunday at 7 PM at the same place. For details see: Meditation Group.
If you are interested in becoming a member please see our Membership page For contact information or to join our email list see: Contacts