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Poetry Sunday
Join us for this GBAUUF tradition as several of our members and friends share their original poetry or read a poem that is special to them. If you have a favorite poem that speaks to this month’s theme of interdependence, please bring it to share … read more.
The Interdependence of Hope
Carrie Arnold will share stories from nature, the animal world, the realm of spirit, religious traditions, and other cultures that show how we depend on each other for glimpses of hope in a tumultuous world. She is a former chaplain at the Brown County jail, … read more.
Less Than Ten Miles Connect Us
Each of our three Fellowships are located within blocks of rivers whose watersheds were once connected by a relatively short canal. Let us consider how this applies to the interdependence of our congregations.
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5th Sunday Presentation + Potluck
Katina will share with us how we can help our Fellowship simply by buying the things we’ve always bought — using online SCRIP.
The presentation will be followed by a potluck.
NOT A REGULAR SERVICE; IN-PERSON ONLY.
It’s Butterfly Time Again
The image of the caterpillar’s transformation to a butterfly invites us each spring to ponder our own personal transformation process. How do we support each other to continually grow spiritually and ethically?
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The Work of Transformative Justice of Women Religious
Between November 2023 and November 2024, the national Leadership Conference for Women Religious (LCWR) is engaging in looking at the 2024 US national election campaign through the lens of transformative justice. Tracy Abler, Justice Promoter for the Congregation of Sisters of St Agnes (CSA), will … read more.
The Divine Feminine: The Female Aspect of God
While most Christian denominations assert that God is without gender, all use male pronouns to refer to God, citing traditional English Bible translations, and even go so far to claim that to do otherwise is blasphemy. The reality is that the Bible can accurately be … read more.
Composting Our Faith
Unitarian Universalism is called a ‘living tradition” meaning we are not bound by doctrine or the way our ancestors did something. Rather, like composting, we continually break down what we affirm and promote and transform it into what nourishes growth for the season we are … read more.
Just Go Away
Author Matthew Desmond’s insightful book, Poverty by America, reminds us that poverty is by design in our society. We subsidize anyone with wealth and just want the poor to go away. What sacrifice is required to bend the moral arc of the universe towards justice?
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