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Services & Events

Services are held each Sunday and begin at 10 a.m. 

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  • Services cover a wide variety of topics related to the values of the Unitarian Universalist Association. Childcare and religious education is always available for children and youth. Coffee hour follows each service, providing us with an opportunity for fellowship and socialization as we discuss the topic of the day, or other issues on members’ minds. Summer services vary. They are less formal, and include a social aspect, so be sure to review this page to know what is happening each week.

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  • Book Discussions: These discussions usually take place September to May, focusing on a non-fiction book dealing with a contemporary social action topic such as climate change, racism, or economic inequities.

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October 2024 Services and Events

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October 6 – Jason Dea West mini concert. See pg. 5 for more information. The collection on this Sunday is earmarked for our Homeless Kids Project.

 

 

October 13 – Service w/Dennis Peters, “Time”

 

Where has the time gone? What time is it? Or as the group Chicago sang, “Does Anybody Really Know What Time it Is?” Let’s take a look at how we got here, from wherever we were. And maybe we can talk about time travel, too. (Hint: We’re doing that travel right now!)

 

Board Meeting after the service.

 

 

October 17 – Program Committee meeting, 9 a.m. at Oakleaf Cafe

 

 

October 20 – Henry Jones, published poet, will share his works via Zoom. See pg. 5 for more information.

 

 

October 27 – Service w/Dennis Peters, “The Fourth Principle”

 

This fourth Principle is one with which I’ve been journeying for quite some time — since high school, at least. It was amazing to me to see it in front of me, in 2010, as I became acquainted with Unitarian Universalism.

 

 

Let’s read it together: “A free and responsible search for truth and meaning.”

 

Seems pretty simple, doesn’t it? Nine little words. (And no, Nat King Cole’s song was “Three Little Words.”) And I guess “responsible” isn’t that little a word, either in size or import.

 

 

Coming Up!

 

 

November 3rd – Samhain Service, 10 am at Jill’s and Francis’ house. See pg. 4 for more

information.

 

 

November 5th – Don’t forget to vote!

 

 

November 17 – Dr. Tina Lee of UW-Stout will speak to us about environmental policy.

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