We come together in spiritual community because we enjoy, and are uplifted by, the relationships in our vibrant community, and because we need the reminders our services provide of what matters most in our lives. Here, we are called to our better selves, to learn to live with more wisdom, greater connection, deeper compassion, and to seek greater justice in our community and our world.
Our Sunday Services weave together our principles, thoughts, and experiences with music, poetry, and words that both comfort and challenge us. We’re inspired and awakened to our capacities to make a difference in our own lives and in the world.
Attending in-person Services
Services are held at 10 am at the JCSVV synagogue,100 Meadowlark Drive, in Sedona. Please read the section further below for the schedule and details about upcoming services.
Children Attending Services
Children of all ages are welcome to join their families at SUUF. Their joyful noise and energy remind our church of our past and future. As always, Sedona Unitarian Universalist Fellowship is here to support you and your family. Please contact our minister or a board member with any questions or concerns.
Join us this Sunday in the spirit of “SUUF and Me,” where we share the stories of our lives. In that spirit of storytelling, that is, the sharing of stories about ourselves, I will decipher the poem, the song, entitled “Why?” by Annie Lennox. As I have said on many occasions, for me, “the message … Continue reading Why?
Wisdom is more than knowledge—it is the lived experience, discernment, and deep understanding that guide us through life’s complexities. In this service, we explore the sources of wisdom in our lives, from ancient traditions to personal insight and revelation, and how we can cultivate it within ourselves and our communities. Reading: “So what is the … Continue reading The Power of Wisdom
Across cultures, elders are revered as wisdom keepers, mentors, and guides. Yet in today’s fast-moving world, their voices are often overlooked. This service reflects on the sacred role of elders in our lives and communities and the call to honor their wisdom while embracing our own journey toward eldership. Reading: “Stepping into our Wisdom as … Continue reading The Call of The Elder
How do we govern ourselves as Unitarian Universalists? Our polity is rooted in congregational democracy, covenant, and shared leadership. This service will explore the principles of UU governance and how they empower us to be a faith of freedom, responsibility, and interdependence. Reading: “Five Smooth Stones,” an excerpt by Rev. James Luther Adams “Meaning … Continue reading Unitarian Universalist Polity
