“Words, Words, Words.”  Unitarian Universalists often struggle with, stumble over, and even avoid certain religious words.  How do we, or can we, use common religious terms?  Rev. Mark Worth returns as our guest speaker on his two-Sunday visit.

Our guest speaker on April 21 and April 28 is Rev. Mark Worth.  Mark graduated high school in Crystal Falls, Class of ‘66, and NMU Class of ‘70.  He was a Conscientious Objector during the Vietnam War, serving two years Alternate Service in a Massachusetts hospital.  A nearby Unitarian Universalist church ran a draft counseling center, and Mark began attending to find out, “Who are these people who care about peace?”  Mark attended Meadville Lombard Theological School in Chicago 1987-91, and served as student minister to the Keweenaw UU Fellowship 1988-91, commuting once a month from Chicago.  He has served UU churches in Ellsworth and Castine, Maine, and Westborough and Harvard, Massachusetts.  He retired in 2017.