Any visitor to London will instantly recognize this as the safety message regularly heard at tube stops as well as the iconic image that goes along with it. In addition to being valuable safety advice, the phrase also suggests rich meanings about space, time and repose: the gaps in both our internal and external worlds. … Continue reading Mind The Gap
One of our perennial favorites, Judy Crain, returns to reflect on our attempts to understand and address the challenges we face in this new year.
Do you turn off the news frequently because you feel disgusted by how people are treating each other? When you drive on major highways are you concerned not just by the sheer number speeding cars, but by the overall lack of consideration for other drivers? How do you feel when you hear that kindness classes … Continue reading The Underrated Virtue of Kindness
Each year thousands of people begin with the goal of finishing a long-distance hiking trail. They start out with backpacks full of gear intended to make the hardships of a trip more bearable. But the secret is this: The less gear you carry, the happier you’ll be. Carrie Arnold joins us this week to speak … Continue reading What’s In Your Backpack?
This Sunday’s speaker is Taizan Alford, who has been a member of the FVUUF since 1996. Ordained in 2016 as a Soto Zen Priest, he spends time training in Minnesota and performing as a singer-songwriter around the Fox Cities. He is delighted to return to the Green Bay Fellowship to share insights, songs, and stories … Continue reading Loving Kindness as We Approach the New Year
Join us for a traditional Christmas Eve service complete with holiday songs, sharing of Christmas memories, and treats.
Join us for a unique winter solstice celebration led by Sally Terrell. While the winter solstice is the shortest day (and longest night) of the year, it also marks the return of the sun in the northern hemisphere. “Solstice” in Latin means “the sun standing still.” What’s more UU than celebrating a Pagan ritual? Join … Continue reading Let There Be Light!
Emotional trauma is a result of experiencing an extraordinarily stressful event that can damage your sense of safety and make you see the world as a fearful place. Emotionally traumatic events can be one-time events, such as an accident or a death, or ongoing events, such as bullying or financial hardship. Join us as our … Continue reading Healing Emotional Trauma
How unlikely are you? Throughout the unfolding of human history, it is seldom the rich, powerful, or people of privilege and position who make a big difference and move humanity forward. It’s the unexpected, society’s nobodies with nothing to lose but everything to give. As we move toward the celebration of a most unlikely incarnation, … Continue reading God Chooses the Most Unlikely People for the Most Amazing Things
Due to the impending inclement weather and for the safety of our fellowship, we have elected to cancel all events for December 1, including the service and Religious Enrichment for children. Be safe out there! ******* Our hymnal is a rich source of beautiful music from so many traditions! You are cordially invited to join … Continue reading WEATHER CANCELATION: Come Sing A Song
