What is Active Transportation and what do we need to learn and unlearn about it and its role on our planet? Active Transportation is similar to other racial and gender specific guidelines that keep certain people invisible and in dangerous situations, while others are privileged. … read more.
This Sunday we’re having a potluck! We will also use this time to follow-up on the June 23rd service on dealing with transitions, so we hope you’ll join us for good company, food, and conversation!
Please bring a dish to pass and feel free to … read more.
Enjoy the holiday weekend! And we hope you’ll join us next Sunday for our Potluck service!
We will gather to watch this year’s UUA General Assembly Sunday Service:
We are all tangled up together in a great web of life that is woven with beauty and hardship, love and loss, thriving and struggle. How do we tend well to the weaving so … read more.
Who are we? What are we? Where are we going? Join former Board President Ingrid Iverson and current Board President Donna Bauer in a conversation, co-creation, and invitation to be part of the journey of this fellowship. A special brass duet will be part of … read more.
Everyone has a particular style of saying goodbye, a set pattern of disengaging from relationships. It stays remarkably consistent whether we’re saying farewell to a casual acquaintance, to a very deep friendship, a twenty-year marriage, or a twenty-year job, or finally to others at the … read more.
Please join in the annual tradition of a guided walk in the marsh led by fellowship member, Melinda Knutson. We will meet by the Gun Club Shelter at Myrick Park at 10 AM. All are welcome, so please invite friends and family! And don’t forget … read more.
This morning’s service is planned and facilitated by our youth! They will be drawing from many sources for this service including the 7 Principles and the new graphic below. We hope you’ll join us for this intergenerational service!
For information about attending in person, links … read more.
Enjoy the holiday weekend! Please join us next Sunday for a fully youth-led service!
In The Book of Laughter and Forgetting, the Czech novelist, Milan Kundera, writes that “the struggle of humanity against power is the struggle of memory against forgetting.” And that is what Memorial Day is about, if it is to be in any sense a “religious” holiday: the … read more.
