Join us at GBAUUF for our Fifth Sunday potluck and a presentation by H from Migration Advocacy of Brown County Wisconsin, a coalition of concerned citizens, human service providers, and members of faith communities, working to provide needed advocacy assistance for immigrants and refugees of Brown County. The presentation will be followed by a potluck. … Continue reading 5th Sunday Presentation + Potluck
Climate Change, caused by greenhouse gas forcing, is here. Food impacts, forced migration, climate refugees and geopolitical unrest are news every day. This situation threatens humans everywhere on Earth but particularly the poor and powerless. As Unitarian Universalists how can we affirm Justice, Equity, and Interdependence in the face of this threat? See the UUConnect for the … Continue reading Climate Justice
Let’s talk about intentionally attending to how we move through “this one beautiful life,” as beloved poet Mary Oliver says. See the UUConnect for the service logon information or click on March 15 in the calendar.
The truly important question really is “Are we paying attention to what really matters?” See the UUConnect for the service logon information or click on March 8 in the calendar.
As the Green Bay Area UU Fellowship looks to its future, we’ll take time to consider the Unitarian and Universalist histories that have brought us to this point. Then we’ll look together towards what might be next for the congregation and the role that each of us has to play! EVERYONE IS INVITED TO A … Continue reading Turning Our Attention to the Future
Questions regarding resilience often focus on where and how one can find motivation and energy to move forward especially in difficult days. While these questions are important, might it be more helpful to reframe the questions in terms of more fundamental questions. This reflection focuses on what those questions may be and how they may … Continue reading Finding a North Star in Turbulent Times
Embodying resilience involves demonstrating the ability to adapt and overcome adversity. This requires both mental and emotional strength as well as the help of friends and family. In the Gospel of Mary, Mary Magdalene must first accept the departure of Jesus. Then, she must follow his wish to instruct the apostles and charge them to … Continue reading Embodying Resilience: The Example of Mary Magdalene
Upon receiving a call for clergy from colleagues in Minneapolis, Rev. Mark drove to that city for two days of training and protest. The need to support the citizens of that city and state is critical. American democracy stands in the balance. Minnesotans are noted for their ability to organize and their commitment to justice … Continue reading Resilience under Siege
Just getting through the day seems like a battle lately. Our nation is in chaos and things we hold to be true are being challenged. I can only find my way through by fully choosing to live with love and compassion at my core. Not fear, not hate but love. Can it be possible and … Continue reading The Journey of Resilience
Since Israel’s occupation of Gaza and the West Bank in 1967, Palestinians have championed a form of non-violent resistance called “sumūd” (resilience). More than a mere slogan, it both explains and animates most aspects of daily life, from where people shop and what they buy, to how they interact with Israelis and foreigners, to how … Continue reading Sumūd: Palestinian Resistance through Resilience
