Jean M. Twenge’s book Generations offers profound insight into how the differences from the Silent Generation to Generation Z are all part of continuous patterns in American society. Accepting and celebrating our generational differences are part of valuing pluralism within our congregations. See the UUConnect for the service logon information or click on May 26 in the calendar.
The inspiration for the title of this service is from the book Bringing Nature Home – How You Can Sustain Wildlife with Native Plants by Douglas Tallamy. Our speakers will provide information and their experiences for why they use native plants and why it is important for everyone to do so. The service will be … Continue reading Bringing Nature Home
Join us for this beloved GBAUUF tradition featuring the Good Times Band, Choir, and special performances by members and friends. See the UUConnect for the service logon information or click on May 12 in the calendar.
This is the sixth and final Unitarian Universalist value we will explore together this year, and probably the most unique to our faith. Our individual beliefs and spiritual journeys vary widely and we lift this up as a strength which keeps us open to new possibilities and change. What a gift! See the UUConnect for the service … Continue reading The Gift of Pluralism
As spring weather makes its way back to our part of the world, let’s remember how amazing life’s interdependence is. Certainly the Earth calls us to celebrate! See the UUConnect for the service logon information or click on April 28 in the calendar.
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 during response time. IN-PERSON ONLY (A Zoom service is available … Continue reading Poetry Sunday
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, and now is a regular speaker at the Lakeshore UU, … Continue reading The Interdependence of Hope
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. See the UUConnect for the service logon information or click on April 7 in the calendar.
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.
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? See the UUConnect for the service logon information or click on March 24 in the calendar.
