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In Transcendentalism, Part 6 “Thoreau, an American Original” we will learn about Henry David Thoreau’s lasting influences on politics and culture.
Pat Shifferd will lead a service of Winter Solstice stories. The winter solstice will occur at 4:44 am on December 21st.
Youth will be exploring the meaning and ideas behind Judaism.
Join us for great food and enlightening conversation!
For the past century, the area now divided between Israel and Palestine has been in constant conflict over borders, culture, and politics. Judy Barisonzi will enlighten us to the history and current situation of this ancient land.
What does this mean to you? As the title suggests, Ken Hood and Waldo Asp will likely inspire more questions than are answered as they put a philosophical spin on mankind’s past and future knowledge.
9:15 Forum:
Our Transcendentalism video lecture series continues with “Emerson’s Influence,” how Ralph Waldo Emerson’s ideas spread into the fields of education, religion, and politics.
10:30 Service:
Have you ever wondered what it’s like to raise a family with Unitarian Universalist values? Our own Valerie Rude will share her experience of “The Adventure of Growing Up UU.”
12:00 Board Meeting (all are invited to participate)
Sunday’s November 27th schedule:
There will be no forum this Thanksgiving weekend.
10:30 SERVICE> Judy Barisonzi will continue the Thanksgiving spirit as she leads a service on “Giving Thanks.”
9:15 AM Forum
Nadine and Bryan Wetzel-Curtis will be providing Our Whole Lives training, helping people of all ages make informed decisions about their sexual health.
10:30 AM Service
We will investigate fasting as a spiritual practice, led by Linda Tollefsrud.
10:30 AM Religious Education (Sunday School)
Bob Hasman offers a kid-friendly exploration of Native Americans.
11:30 AM POTLUCK
Join us for our 3rd Sunday potluck! ALL are welcome.
9:15 AM Forum 
We will be watching “Emerson and Transcendentalism,” Part 4 of The Great Courses video lectures, which will be followed by a group discussion.
10:30 AM Service
Join us as Linda Thompson speaks of Defying Hate, this year’s theme of the UU Service Committee. Inspired by the documentary, Defying the Nazis: The Sharps’ War, the program aims to increase awareness and support for human rights despite the hate and bigotry in our nation today.
Click here to download our November calendar of events (PDF).
On November 6 our guest speaker for the month will be Jane Shoup, from the Steven’s Point UU Fellowship.
Click here to download our October calendar of events (PDF).
Our guest speakers for this month are Dennis Peters, a member of the Menomonie UU Fellowship and Rev. Suzanne Wasilczuk, who provides spiritual guidance to several northern UU groups.