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Concert by Recorders by the Bay

We’re foregoing our traditional service format this Sunday to make way for a concert by the Recorders by the Bay. Formed in1998, this recorder ensemble plays primarily medieval and Renaissance music using instruments popular in that time. The group is currently in preparation for a … read more.

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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June 23, 2024 at 10:00 am • Jim Brey Monarchs have scientific, cultural, and spiritual importance to people of many different backgrounds and belief systems. Join Jim Brey as he discusses these butterflies’ unique survival and migratory adaptations, their relevance in the understanding and development of modern conservation techniques, and their significance to many indigenous Mexicans. Jim’s message will explore the lessons that this special insect provides, particularly about renewal, our theme for June.
The Message of Monarchs
June 9, 2024 at 10:00 am • Rev. Jim Coakley A More Perfect Union, the opening promise of the U.S. constitution, is the aspirational title Rev. Adam Russell Taylor chose for his new book. His premise is that Martin Luther King Jr's vision of a beloved community is still valid and makes the case for why we shouldn't give up on it. This is the first of a two part series. A companion book discussion will be in July.
Reimagining Beloved Community (Part 1)
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