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Why We Are Spiritual Creatures

This is Rev. Jim’s companion sermon to the book group discussion of The Awakened Brain: The New Science of Spirituality and Our Quest for an Inspired Life by Dr. Lisa Miller.

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The N.E.W. UU Consortium

The N.E.W. UU Consortium

GBAUUF is a member of the NEW UU Consortium. Together with Open Circle of Fond du Lac and The Point Fellowship in Stevens Point, and under the leadership of Rev. Jim Coakley, we offer in-person and virtual services four Sundays each month. A potluck is on fifth Sundays.

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What We Are Doing

What We Are Doing

As Unitarian Universalists, we are committed to helping ourselves and our larger community become better. Our fellowship is involved in a number of issues and our members actively participate in promotion social equality and care for the Earth.

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Ways to Connect

Ways to Connect

You are always welcome at the Green Bay Unitarian Universalist Fellowship. There are many ways to make friends and feel you belong. We are embracing of many beliefs and welcoming of all genders and sexual orientation.

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GBAUUF Plants Food Forest!

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We Only Have What We Give November 19, 2023 at 10:00 am • Rev. Jim Coakley Isabel Allende’s tragic loss of her 28-year-old daughter transformed her outlook on life. Embracing impermanence, she found peace and happiness through generosity.
We Only Have What We Give
November 12, 2023 at 10:00 am • Prof. Jon Shelton The American past includes a great number of tragic mistakes, and it can be difficult, given our current political realities, to be hopeful about the future of democracy. Jon Shelton, a UW-Green Bay professor, argues that we have an important heritage of democratic activism in our past, however, on which we can draw to strengthen ourselves during these times. Shelton is professor and chair of democracy and justice studies at UW-Green Bay. He is the author of The Education Myth: How Human Capital Trumped Social Democracy and is a member of Green Bay’s First Ever Equal Rights Commission.
Why I'm Proud to Be an American
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