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Stories of the Vulnerable

We are entering a period of heightened vulnerability for the most marginalized people in our society. These are some of their stories. See the UUConnect for the service logon information or click on January 26 in the calendar.

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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Scrip (RaiseRight)

Shop with gift cards in everyday categories including groceries, gas, restaurants and more. Learn about Scrip and how your everyday purchases benefit our fellowship.
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January 19, 2025 at 10:00 am • Rev. Karon Sandberg When we clutch to old hurts, it’s easy to let anger and resentment narrate our life story. Choosing to let go of parts of our stories that no longer serve us can be healing. Choosing to forgive can be healing. What might happen if we decide to choose another outcome for our story?
Letting Go (audio only)
January 12, 2025 at 10:00 am • Prof. Jon Shelton The re-election of Donald Trump on an anti-immigrant, anti-“woke” platform has a lot of Americans asking who we are as a nation. Jon Shelton, professor of democracy and justice studies, argues that while many working class Americans are angry right now, nothing has fundamentally changed about the nature of democracy. The real story of American history is the story of activists putting themselves on the line to make the world freer and more democratic.
The Story of American Democracy
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