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Life is Beautiful… and Beauty is Lifegiving

A survey of ideas and images extolling beautiful acts, moments and objects as evidence of our shared heritage of embracing and pursuing beauty as a way to more wonderfully live rich and meaningful lives…yesterday, today and tomorrow! See the UUConnect for the service logon information or click on October 8 in the calendar.

A Heritage of Seeking Equity

Our religious ancestors rejected the concept of original sin and believed that all are fundamentally good. Because Unitarian Universalists are action oriented people, we have a long and proud heritage of turning our beliefs into actions – in this case supporting the sacred rite of all to thrive. See the UUConnect for the service logon information … Continue reading A Heritage of Seeking Equity

Being Welcoming Centered in Love

Writer Smita Kishore offers a guide to living a love centered life which not uncoincidentally aligns with being radically welcoming. See the UUConnect for the service logon information or click on September 17 in the calendar.

Welcoming Water Ceremony

Join us for our beloved annual water ritual to welcome everyone back from exploring summertime. Bring a small sample of water from a memorable experience whether it be watering the garden, swimming in a lake, exploring a hidden stream or waterfall, contemplating the ocean, or simply taking a cool shower after exercising. It all counts! … Continue reading Welcoming Water Ceremony

Making Friends with Fear and Anger and the ZBCs of Practice (Zoom only from Open Circle)

Note: The Green Bay Area Unitarian Universalist Fellowship building will be closed on Sunday, September 3rd, for the Labor Day holiday. You are invited to Zoom into the service being held at the Open Circle Fellowship in Fond du Lac. Join Taizan Alford for some practical tips on dealing with difficult feelings and tending to … Continue reading Making Friends with Fear and Anger and the ZBCs of Practice (Zoom only from Open Circle)

What My Yard Taught Me This Summer

This summer my partner and I undertook a major renovation of our front yard. Unexpectedly, I learned quite a bit about managing expectations, my need for control, being patient, and the interdependent web. It has become a spiritual practice. See the UUConnect for the service logon information or click on August 27 in the calendar.