What to Expect at Fellowship Service
So what is a Unitarian Universalist service like?
While there is some variety to our services, many will find them strikingly similar to services at most any mainstream church. Click here to read a description of what fellowship services are like in most UU Churches. You will find this a good general description of our services.
We might add that our youth have an opportunity to attend Religious Education
during our services and that visiting youth are always welcome to attend RE , stay in the main service with their parents or have a parent attend their parents attend RE with them. Whatever works best for your family.
Also, if you are in the area visiting and didn’t bring any “church clothes” on vacation please don’t let that stop you from joining us. Up here in the northwoods we are pretty casual and it’s not unusual to see folks show up in their hiking clothes when the weather is warm or in their ski clothes when snow is on the ground.
Upcoming Services
january 2025
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In a world of exotic travel, looking closely at nature in your own backyard can be a kind of prayer. In this
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In a world of exotic travel, looking closely at nature in your own backyard can be a kind of prayer.
In this talk, writer/photographer Jeff Rennicke speaks of how developing a close relationship to one landscape - the Apostle Islands - has become central to his spiritual practice of seeing, acknowledging, and gratitude.
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(Sunday) 10:00 am
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12jan10:00 amSunday, January 12, 2025 10:00 AM UU Women
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UU Women is a group that meets once a month for conversation and support. We welcome anyone who identifies as a woman in
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UU Women is a group that meets once a month for conversation and support. We welcome anyone who identifies as a woman in a way that is meaningful to them. We meet at the Washburn Library at 10 a.m. If you’d like to receive reminders and updates about UUW activities, text your email address to Jill at 715-292-9163.Time
(Sunday) 10:00 am
Location
Washburn Library
19jan10:00 amSunday, January 19, 2025 10:00 AM- ONLINE ONLY! Stacy Craig “Storytelling”
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PLEASE NOTE: DUE TO THE COLD WEATHER, THIS SERVICE IS ONLINE ONLY “It’s dangerous to tell yourself stories are tame. To
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PLEASE NOTE: DUE TO THE COLD WEATHER, THIS SERVICE IS ONLINE ONLY
“It’s dangerous to tell yourself stories are tame. To treat them as something that lives only between the covers of a book. As something that can be easily kept on a shelf, taken down and put back up as we see fit. Stories are wilder than that. And more powerful.” UU Soul Matters
It’s said humans can survive three weeks without food, three days without water, and three hours without shelter. How long would we survive without storytelling? At this service, we’ll explore the role of storytelling not only in surviving but thriving.
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(Sunday) 10:00 am
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ONLINE ONLY!
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february 2025
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Some of the most important strategies for preparing for a warmer and changing climate begin at home and in our communities. How we
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Some of the most important strategies for preparing for a warmer and changing climate begin at home and in our communities. How we care for our wetlands, prairies, forests, agricultural fields, and green infrastructure are all critical ways we can reduce carbon pollution and become more resilient to climate change impacts.
In his talk Fred Clark will explore some climate issues and ideas from around the world, He will also share examples of Natural Climate Solutions here at home.
Fred Clark has worked in forestry, conservation, and environmental policy in Wisconsin since 1989. He has recently retired as the Executive Director of Wisconsin's Green Fire.
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(Sunday) 10:00 am
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09feb10:00 amSunday, February 9, 2025 10:00AM - UU Women
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UU Women is a group that meets once a month for conversation and support. We welcome anyone who identifies as a woman in
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UU Women is a group that meets once a month for conversation and support. We welcome anyone who identifies as a woman in a way that is meaningful to them. We meet at the Washburn Library at 10 a.m. If you’d like to receive reminders and updatabout UUW activities, text your email address to Jill at 715-292-9163.Time
(Sunday) 10:00 am
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Washburn Library
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The first book in the English language written by a woman is Revelations of Divine Love by Julian of Norwich. Julian was
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The first book in the English language written by a woman is Revelations of Divine Love by Julian of Norwich. Julian was a mystic and lived as a monastic recluse during the 1300’s: times filled with anxiety and suffering. When she took ill with fever, last rights were called for, but she survived and received a message: “all shall be well, and all shall be well, and all manner of thing shall be well.”
At this service, we’ll walk with Julian through her mystical vision, wonder around mystery, and uncover her messages about divine love.
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(Sunday) 10:00 am
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march 2025
02mar10:00 amSunday, March 2, 2025 10:00 AM Speaker: Dr Les Alldrit
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(Sunday) 10:00 am
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09mar10:00 am3:19 amSunday, March 9, 2025 10:00AM UU Women's Group
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UU Women is a group that meets once a month for conversation and support. We welcome anyone who identifies as a woman
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UU Women is a group that meets once a month for conversation and support. We welcome anyone
who identifies as a woman in a way that is meaningful to them. We meet at the Washburn Library at 10 a.m.If you’d like to receive
reminders and updatabout UUW activities, text your email address to Jill at 715-292-9163.Time
(Sunday) 10:00 am - 3:19 am
Location
Washburn Library
16mar10:00 amSunday, March 16, 2025 10:00 AM Speaker: Rev. Stacy Craig - New Member Service
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trust the people who move towards you and already feel like home. trust the people to let you rest. trust the people to do everything better than you could have
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trust the people who move towards you and already feel like home.
trust the people to let you rest.
trust the people to do everything better than you could have imagined.
trust the people and they become trustworthy.
trust that the people are doing their work to trust themselves.
trust the people who let children teach/remind us how to emote, be still, and laugh.
trust the people who see and hold your heart.
--adrienne marie brown
At this service, we’ll explore the practice of trust as it relates to being part of an interdependent web of life.
Time
(Sunday) 10:00 am
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Join us by phone: 312-626-6799—Meeting ID: 916 8704 2498—Passcode: 324633