Rev. Scott’s formal education …

• Master of Divinity, Meadville Lombard Theological School (the UU seminary affiliated with the University of Chicago)
• Master of Liberal Arts, St. John’s College (Annapolis): studied classics in an intense scholastic atmosphere
• Bachelor of Arts, University of Maryland, Baltimore County (Catonsville): Honors English degree

Some of Rev. Scott’s work experiences …

• Electrical foreman and electrical mechanic: several years in Baltimore area
  
• School teacher: Baltimore City Public Schools, sixth grade
  
• Adjunct professor: Coppin University (Baltimore), English and drama
  

Rev. Scott’s personal background …

• Married to the Reverend Anya Sammler-Michael, minister to the UUs of Sterling, VA
• The oldest of five children, graduated from high school in Bel Air, MD
• Introduced to UUism at the UU Fellowship of Harford County (Churchville, MD) and joined soon thereafter

Some of Rev. Scott’s ministry experiences …

• Founder and Director, TUUL-Belt Ministries: a practical ministry of devoted UUs with professional construction experience, trained to respond rapidly to domestic disasters
• Pulpit speaker at some 20 UU congregations and groups in the Chicago area, California, New Jersey, Texas, and the Baltimore-Washington metro area
• Intern minister, Unitarian Society of Ridgewood, NJ: a full-time internship involving all aspects of congregational life
• Summer minister, Unitarian Society of Ridgewood, NJ
• Worship Coordinator for young adults at UUA General Assembly in Fort Worth, 2005

A few of Rev. Scott’s special interests: Music and social justice

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Welcome to Visitors PDF

SOME SUNDAY SERVICES LED BY THE REVEREND SCOTT SAMMLER-MICHAEL

Services will begin at 10:00 a. m.

For further information see: Newsletter on this site or home page

September 7 …
Annual summer’s end Ingathering Service with pastoral homily
Special music: Joe Jencks, guitarist and singer

September 14 …
Sermon topic: “Mission Possible!”
Why does AUUC exist? What is our calling as a church? Mission is an inner calling to perform a service. It is our common purpose.

September 21 …
Sermon topic: “The Center of the Universe”
The first in a series of Rev. Scott’s “Faith and Physics” sermons, exploring how our understanding of the universe influences our theology and, in turn, how that theology influences our behavior and values. We will explore the geocentric views of Greeks, Egyptians, ancient Hebrews, and early Christians, noting how those views affected their religions and ours.

‘See you in church!

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