Sunday Service
Harvest, Change, and Possibility
At the autumn equinox, light and darkness meet in balance as the season turns toward harvest and change. In this Mabon service, we’ll reflect on the thresholds we encounter in our own lives and communities: what we have grown, what we carry forward, and what new possibilities may be taking root. Through reflection and shared dialogue, we’ll explore how change can hold both loss and possibility, and how the wisdom of one season can become the seed for whatever comes next. All are welcome to join us for this time of reflection, connection, and conversation.
Speaker & Service Leader
Daniel Sommer
Dan Sommer is an active member of the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Fayetteville (UUCF), where he contributes to communications, technology, worship, music, committee work, and community-building. His work has focused on strengthening connections, improving communication, and helping UUCF navigate change thoughtfully.
Outside the congregation, his work centers on accessibility, language, communication access, and technology, including captioning, audio description, ASL-related projects, and emerging AI tools. He brings that same interest in thoughtful communication, accessibility, and the human side of change to his work within UUCF.