Unitarian Universalist Fellowship at Easton

06/08/2026

Peace Camp
July 7-9, 5:30-8pm

Our mostly-annual Peace Camp will take place at UUFE on July 7-9th from 5:30-8:00pm each evening. The children enjoy games, crafts, snacks and more! Peace Camp is open to any children between the ages of 5 and 10 years old. Please click here to register.

Peace Camp is made successful each year by volunteers who help run activities, create snack plates, and generally make it all work. Please email Patty Hamsher if you can help.

06/08/2026

Delmarva Pride Festival in Easton

Saturday, June 13, 11am-4pm

The Delmarva PRIDE Festival is coming up on Saturday, June 13th. Booths will be set up along Harrison St and East Dover St in Easton. Learn more about the event here.

UUFE will have a table set up with a craft activity and information about our Fellowship.

Please consider staffing our table for a while to support the event and UUFE. It’s always a fun day! Sign up here.

Contact Emily or Todd Cranwell through the UUFE Office with any questions.

06/02/2026

Don't forget to shop at UUFE this Saturday!

05/31/2026

Our Convenantal Faith
Sunday, May 31, 2026 at 10am

Covenant binds us to one another in fellowship as a congregation, and as congregations across our Association. Join Rev. Chris Antal to consider what covenant is, and how it is different than dogma or creed.

To see the order of service and/or Zoom link, please go to our website.

05/26/2026

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05/25/2026

In deep remembrance of Memorial Day and all of those killed, injured and impacted by war, Rev. Chris read My Hiroshima by Junko Morimoto to those gathered. He also brought a quilt of deep remembering made from 12 different pieces, each bearing the name of a child whose life was lost to war. In recognition of the sacrifices of all peoples impacted by war, may our hearts and minds be filled with gratitude, compassion, respect and sorrow all wrapped into one. Humans have great capacity for love and caring... but "we" tend to specialize in pain and suffering. UUFE is a place where change agents come together to make the community and world a better place. Peace be with us all!

05/15/2026

Celebrate Art - Community Art Sale
Saturday, June 6, from 2-6pm

Please mark your calendars for this exciting event, hosted right here at the fellowship! Our doors will open at 2pm to showcase a diverse collection of unique pieces. Find a beautiful new addition for your home or to give as a gift. All proceeds go to UUFE.

We are looking for UUFE members to generously donate art items for sale. All art medium will be accepted, from paintings and photography to handcrafted fiber art, sculpture, pottery, or mixed media. The variety of the art reflects the vibrant spirit of our community. We're also accepting pieces from professional artists on consignment.

Donations will be accepted one week before (May 29-June 5). Please see this Art Donation Form to submit donations.

Questions? See this Q& A Celebrate Art Sale or Please contact the Celebrate Art team: Lynn Dolinger, Mike Hammett, Joy Gaddy, Diane and Ed Blake, David Stephens and Jim Richardson.

05/15/2026

One Light Singer/Songwriter Series in Partnership with UUFE
Friday, June 5, from 7-9pm

BYOB and snacks $15

05/15/2026

Children's Religious Education (RE)
Sunday, May 17, 2026 - 10am
This week our lower level class (K-3) will work together to identify the difference between need and want and learn about relevant actions that make a difference in caring for the web of life.

Our upper level class will not meet this week.

In the playroom, children will enjoy the story Have You Ever Seen a Flower, by Shawn Harris. This was our Thoughts for All Ages book last week during the flower communion service. Coloring unique flowers will be on the playroom agenda!

Mystery Friends update: This week the kids write! Each kid should have received their adult letter from last Sunday. Please email me your kiddo’s letter by this Sunday or leave letters in the lower level RE room.

See you on Sunday!

Patty Hamsher
Coordinator of Religious Education