a liberal, welcoming congregation
The time is right for a discussion on false news and how to spot it. Fake news is nothing new, but now it can take on so many forms and reach new levels of deceitfulness. Judy Barisonzi and Irene Asp will lead this forum that will help us make sense of the many types of news we are exposed to on a daily basis
And good company ????
The Forum this Sunday will be a discussion of what basis we can see for a common set of values/beliefs that would allow our country to transcend the polarization we increasingly see affecting our political and social lives.
Attached are 2 articles that may serve as thought-stimulators for the interchange.
As always, wholesome food, hot coffee, and enlightening conversation will be had at our third Sunday potluck! Bring a dish to pass if you please ????
How do you communicate with those who you mildly or strongly disagree with? How do we find common ground with people who hold personal, political, or world views that are drastically different from our own? Colten Schmidt will tell a couple stories and ask questions such as these in order to provoke a mindful discussion on getting along and communicating with people whose belief systems seem to be at odds with our own.
Brian Rude will lead the fellowship in joys & concerns, announcements, calls for social action, live music and joyful singing, and his thoughts about the question “How Christian should Unitarian Univeralists be?”
And good company ????
All are invited to learn about green and cheap household cleaners. Participants will have the chance to make their own solutions to take home, without the harmful chemicals found in so many store-bought products. Ingredients will be provided; just bring a glass bottle and lid to get started!
The hour-long workshop, presented by Nadine Wetzel-Curtis, will begin at 10:30 am. Coffee, tea, and potluck will follow at 11:30. We look forward to seeing you at the UU!
As always, wholesome food, hot coffee, and enlightening conversation will be had at our third Sunday potluck! Bring a dish to pass if you please ????
Brian Rude will lead the fellowship in joys & concerns, announcements, calls for social action, live music and joyful singing, and his ideas on how to overcome the guilt, sadness, and shame that comes with historical injustices.
And good company ????
Judy Barisonzi will lead the fellowship in local announcements, calls for social action, joys and concerns, live music and singing, and her thoughts on a very thought provoking topic.
And good company 🙂
Valerie Rude will be leading a discussion about making your home safe and accessible to older adults.
Bob Hasman will be leading the service and giving his ideas about deaths and resurrections.
“Science has changed what we know about our external world while human beings must still deal with the same human organic emotional quests as people in the 1st Century tried to deal with in their creations of Christianity. I will base my message on case studies in a “Bible Belt” community.”
Our guest speaker, Rev. Nels Oas, has a master’s degree in theology from Luther Seminary in St. Paul, and a PhD in behavioral science. Rev. Oas has been a UU minister for 30 years in California and Florida, and is a snowbird who spends summers in Wayzata, MN.
As always, wholesome food, hot coffee, and enlightening conversation will be had at our third Sunday potluck! Bring a dish to pass if you please ????
Dana and Colten will be coming early to whip up some sourdough pancakes and fruit salad and other people will be bringing delectable food items too. If you’re interested in checking out the UU, this potluck breakfast will be a chill way to meet some of the members and philosophize about life with each other.
