Human beings seem to have an innate need for connection and belonging.  For many, this is met by family, or by work, or by other activities where people come together for a common purpose.  Many Unitarian Universalists harbor beliefs and viewpoints which tend to be a bit out of the mainstream.  For us, a church welcoming all, as long as they respect the inherent worth and dignity of every person, can become a place to find support, togetherness and love.

This is a 10:30 Service. Unitarians believe that each person should be free to search for what is right and true in life. This Fifth Sunday Fellowship service affirms that there are many paths for spiritual growth, including the faith of a Humanist and a Naturalistic Theist. Jennifer Halperin and Brenda Shiring offer the sermon.  Click HERE to join the Zoom meeting.

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Please join us this Sunday, May 7th, at 11 am when psychologist Dr. Emily DePetro will be the guest speaker for the second of our Service/Forum series to discuss the stigma of mental health concerns and how we can better understand anxiety. Dr. DePetro is a native of Marquette offering her services in the area at Rising UP Psychological Services PLLC, Dr. DePetro has a Bachelor's of Science in Psychology and Master's of Science in Psychological Science degree from our…

Welcome Zooming UU’s in Petoskey, Bay de Doc, Marquette, and beyond — “Remember to Celebrate” — An affirmation and a reminder that in times of trouble, look for the joy and take time to celebrate. Presented by JaZahn Hicks, 2022 UU the Vote Campaign Manager.