Sunday, June 14, 2026

Label with Love
with Clare Palmer

Words matter and language is a powerful tool. For decades, we've wrestled with political correctness in a changing world and now we see language evolving to adapt to algorithms. We have seen how the way society frames different demographics can work as a tool of oppression on a grand scale, but the way in which we refer to folks also often informs our feelings and behaviors on a personal level. This service will explore how we can employ our Unitarian Universalist values in our vernacular.

Sunday, June 21, 2026

From Rome to Canterbury
with with Rev. Deacon John Anderson

On Sunday, June 21st, we will be joined in person by Rev. Deacon John Anderson from St. Stephen's Episcopal Church who will speak about his spiritual journey as a former Catholic turned Episcopalian.

Rev. Deacon John Anderson lives in Moorhead with his wife, Jessica, and Great Pyrenees dog, Star. John and Jessica have four grown children and one grandson. In addition to serving as a Deacon at St. Stephen's Episcopal Church in Fargo, John works as a full-time chaplain at Fargo Eventide and Sheyenne Crossings in West Fargo. John and Jessica enjoy road trips and camping, visiting old cemeteries, puzzles, watching Netflix together, and spending time with their grandson, Elijah.

Sunday, June 28, 2026

Bumper Sticker Theology 2.0
with with Rev. Karen Van Fossan

As Unitarian Universalists and friends, we view the entire world as our sacred text – which can include books, conversations, meaningful places, and the occasional meme or bumper sticker. In this reflection, we will consider how we might express our own theology or spirituality in the space of 10 by 3 inches – or less.