In this TED Talk, author, philosopher, prankster and journalist AJ Jacobs talks about the year he spent living biblically — following the rules in the Bible as literally as possible.
Jacobs is author of The Know-It-All, which documents the year he spent reading … read more.
Dreams have been held in importance by most cultures throughout history. Are they just a screensaver for our brains while we sleep, or is there meaning in our dreams that we can utilize to understand ourselves better and contribute to our greater well-being? Denise has … read more.
After practicing Transcendental Meditation for 45 years and working with many Indian friends, Chip & Karen Bircher were excited to participate in a university-sponsored trip to India and Nepal. The seven-week trip was part spiritual journey, part bucket-list adventure—and a warm alternative to Green Bay’s … read more.
Music has always been an important part in movements of social change. Join award winning twin brothers and UU musicians/singer/songwriter/humorists Joseph and John DeMasi as they present songs that will inspire, motivate, enlighten and touch on issues that are relevant today.
Joseph and John DeMasi, the … read more.
Join us for the first of our member lead summer service topics. Recent member, Paul Bartlett, will speak to the issue of Progrssivism and how it relates to Unitarian Universalist principals.
Join us for our annual Pride Sunday service, a celebration of the LGBTQ community. This year, poet Annette Grunseth will join us. Annette’s writing and activism (for LGBTQ rights) are a testament to the importance of parental love and support.
In the summer of 2015, at age 53, Laurie Apgar Chandler became the first woman to solo thru-paddle New England’s Northern Forest Canoe Trail. Achieving her improbable dream, to travel 740 miles alone in a small canoe, was by no means certain. Relatively new to … read more.
Join Claudia Moder on an exploration of the life of Fred Rogers, an ordained Presbyterian minister who aligned quite nicely with our UU Principles! See you at 10 a.m. at 1313 Main St.
Our annual celebration of National Poetry month will once again include a service of sharing our favorite poetry. Whether you have authored a poem or wish to share another author’s, please let Damian Bozzacco (d.bozzacco@yahoo.com) know if you would like to participate.
Join us for a thoughtful service provided by our regular visiting Unitarian Universalist ordained minister.
