Being centered in the northern tier of our most beautiful state of Wisconsin, we value its natural beauty, and honor the history of this area. But what do we really know of its past? Enlightenment can often be painful, as Blue Hills Unitarian Universalist Fellowship member Jude Genereaux will attest. “Having lived in this most treasured area most of my life, plus being a history buff as well” she notes “I was deeply moved to learn historical facts I’d never seen or heard referred to in all my years here.”
In honoring our UU goal of “a free and responsible search for truth,” Jude takes a step in this direction by sharing with the fellowship a number of moving, and difficult discoveries at Sunday’s service, May 24th. Be with us as she reports on her enlightening experience reading the text by Erik M. Redix “The Murder of Joe White.” Joe’s actual name: Chief Giishkitawag of the Lac Courte Oreilles Band of Lake Superior Ojibwe.
Jude Genereaux
All are welcome at Blue Hills UU services 10 a.m. Sunday mornings, 230 W. Messenger St. in Rice Lake and also on Zoom – the link may be requested from mydogknows@gmail.com.