Salina Unitarian Universalist Fellowship

Join us in celebrating life together in a caring community, honoring the diverse religious backgrounds of an interfaith constituency committed to personal spiritual growth, and supporting others in their own search.

We meet each Sunday in the Fellowship Building at 901 Beatrice, Salina, Kansas. This is one block west of Ohio on Martin. Open Forum -- an adult discussion group -- takes place from 9:15-10:00 a.m. Discussion topics are listed in the newsletter each month. Services begin at 10:30 a.m. Topics are diverse and always allow the opportunity for discussion and participation by all who attend. Children's religious education classes begin at the conclusion of "children's time" during the regular service. Dress is casual.

Our facilities are accessible, we have equipment to help the hearing-impaired, and we are glad to arrange rides to/from our activities. To reach us by telephone, call Kent at 785-827-8879. Please plan to stay for coffee and conversation after the service.

What's new at UU:

In May and June the Visual Voices Gallery is featuring oil paintings by Rick Frisbie. Click here for an application to display work at Visual Voices (application is a PDF).
Click here for some Salina UUs "elevator speeches" (brief statements intended to quickly explain something and to encourage interest) about what UUism is.
Click here for a list of Social Justice Committee films available for lending.
Are you a Unitarian Universalist? Click here to take the Beliefnet quiz.

Crab Grass
by Rev. Lynn Ungar, director of religious education at Starr King UU Church in Hayward, CA

We've all admired it
even as we've cursed
the matted roots, white fingers
pointing toward new frontiers,
the tangled tapestry stubbornly
weaving the world in place.

Imagine living that way.
Imagine knowing from the ground up
that you are tied to the whole,
that you are undefeatable,
that below the surface
undefinable discoveries
are always taking place.

Don't you think there are
things worth holding on to
with a thousand arms,
ten thousand gripping toes?
Aren't the undaunted
particularly blessed?

Before you deride the faithful
consider carefully
where you will put your roots.

901 Beatrice Ave. | Salina, Kansas 67401 | 785-825-6275 | info@uusalina.org




	Home Calendar About Us Committees & Programs Photos UU History Visual Voices Gallery Contact Us		Join us in celebrating life together in a caring community, honoring the diverse religious backgrounds of an interfaith constituency committed to personal spiritual growth, and supporting others in their own search. We meet each Sunday in the Fellowship Building at 901 Beatrice, Salina, Kansas. This is one block west of Ohio on Martin. Open Forum -- an adult discussion group -- takes place from 9:15-10:00 a.m. Discussion topics are listed in the newsletter each month. Services begin at 10:30 a.m. Topics are diverse and always allow the opportunity for discussion and participation by all who attend. Children's religious education classes begin at the conclusion of "children's time" during the regular service. Dress is casual. Our facilities are accessible, we have equipment to help the hearing-impaired, and we are glad to arrange rides to/from our activities. To reach us by telephone, call Kent at 785-827-8879. Please plan to stay for coffee and conversation after the service. What's new at UU: In May and June the Visual Voices Gallery is featuring oil paintings by Rick Frisbie. Click here for an application to display work at Visual Voices (application is a PDF). Click here for some Salina UUs "elevator speeches" (brief statements intended to quickly explain something and to encourage interest) about what UUism is. Click here for a list of Social Justice Committee films available for lending. Are you a Unitarian Universalist? Click here to take the Beliefnet quiz. Crab Grass by Rev. Lynn Ungar, director of religious education at Starr King UU Church in Hayward, CA We've all admired it even as we've cursed the matted roots, white fingers pointing toward new frontiers, the tangled tapestry stubbornly weaving the world in place. Imagine living that way. Imagine knowing from the ground up that you are tied to the whole, that you are undefeatable, that below the surface undefinable discoveries are always taking place. Don't you think there are things worth holding on to with a thousand arms, ten thousand gripping toes? Aren't the undaunted particularly blessed? Before you deride the faithful consider carefully where you will put your roots. Back to top 901 Beatrice Ave. \| Salina, Kansas 67401 \| 785-825-6275 \| info@uusalina.org