MUUC has hired a part time Congregational Administrator! (see below for information)
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My name is Heidi Gould and I am the very first Administrative Assistant for the Marquette Unitarian Universalist Congregation! I was hired on January 3, 2014. In the last 6 months I have been taking on the responsibilities of the position and establishing the routines … read more.
“UU 5th Principle: The Threat to Democracy by Impaired Voting Rights and What We Can Do About It.” by gg Gordon.
Message given by Sarah Redmond, November 10, 2013
Doing a service for our lay-led congregation can sometimes feels like a book report and other times like sharing a passion. Last year’s service on Rumi felt like the former and today’s service is definitely the … read more.
by Teri Rockwood, May 19, 2013
The Rev. Dr. Kendyl Gibbons wrote in the Spring 2012 issue of the UU World magazine the following:
“We come together because we are creatures who are fundamentally, physiologically incomplete. As much as our individuality defines us, we also need … read more.
by Tim VanderVeen given May 12, 2013
“The mother in our mind” Trying to come up with a service that will capture and hold the congregation’s attention, isn’t always easy. But, when it’s Mother’s Day I have to admit we have … read more.
Packing/unpacking,
laughing/crying,
mopping floors/cleaning appliances,
walking briskly/meditating calmly,
re-connecting/meeting new folks at UU services (Ft. Lauderdale, Chicago) and the Heartland District Assembly (Muncie, IN),
guessing privately/planning together openly,
eating at a Haitian restaurant with one daughter (Miami Beach)/eating a meal cooked by my other daughter’s boyfriend (Chicago)
singing a prayer/listening to … read more.
By Nancy Sullivan
Delivered on a Sunday in February, 2011 at the Marquette UU Congregation, Marquette, MI.
Some time ago, a person in the congregation said to me, “You’re a Humanist, aren’t you?” I paused, I was reluctant … read more.
A Path of Forgiveness by Nancy Sullivan
Sermon delivered on Sunday, April 28, 2013, at the Marquette UU Congregation, Marquette, MI)
Has anyone ever hurt you so much that you were left with resentment that stayed with you for years? I suspect … read more.
Do Unitarian Universalist Pray?
Rhetorical question for many, but not all of us. I think the most common answer would be “of course we pray, we just call it something different.” In reality, everyone prays in one form or another, be … read more.
Among Unitarian Universalist, you will find people of diverse beliefs. Please look around the website to learn more about our beliefs and our activities.
We invite you to attend a service and discover Mqt. UU for yourself.
Services at Mqt. UU
Services are held every Sunday throughout the … read more.
