Unitarian Universalist Church
  in Idaho Falls
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Sunday Services

Our Sunday services begin at 10:30am. Children religious education classes are available during the services, and child care is available for nursery and preschoolers. Our sanctuary is wheelchair accessible. See the "Newcomers" link for additional information.

Sunday Services for the Month of September

September 5
Listening for a Call
Though one may sometimes feel worn down and wearied by toil, there is still a thrill in discovering that deep pure joy can come from finding and doing “good work.”

September 12
Just Add Water! — Re-Constituting Community
All are welcome to this yearly ritual of reconnection. Join us for our beloved annual in-gathering Water Ceremony. September is when we bring ourselves and our families back together in UU community; when we return from the good weather, gardening and appreciating the out of doors, from enjoying our own backyards, or from our distant travels.
All are invited to bring small amounts of water from favorite summer places—from our own backyards or from foreign sources (or feel free to use the “virtual” water provided) for this ritual of re-connection. Please bring food to share and plan to stay after the service for a Second Sunday Shared meal.

September 19
Source of Peace
This year Molly Brinkerhoff and Rev. Lyn again delve into the ways we might find for living and sharing our personal “peace.” With music and art we can create fragments of peace and unite in our hope for a better world.

September 26
UU’s Finding the Flow
Several years ago a popular writer proposed that “Flow” just might be the key to the happiness that we humans seem most to desire. Let’s discover opportunities right here for nurturing and increasing our personal and community “flow.”

October 3
“350” Let’s Get Real About All Our Relations!!
Do you remember from last fall what the number “350” refers to? On this the Sunday before 10-10-10 we remember our own relation to that number and our responsibilities to one another, to generations yet unborn and to all life on Earth.

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