All are invited and encouraged to attend this Sunday Service Meeting! For more information contact Teri Rockwood teri.rockwood@gmail.com

Give PEEPS a Chance ART CHALLENGE! $5 Entry fee if you take on the challenge & make peeps into a work of art. Event itself is free and open to all! Prize Winners in each age category: 0-5, 6-10,11-17, 18+ THEME: SOCIAL JUSTICE & PEACE! Friday, APRIL 12th 4-6 pm Peter White Public Library Community Room Set up is from 3-4 pm For donations or any questions Call or text Jamie 906.362.2082 All proceeds go to sending a group of Marquette Unitarian Universalist…

Three Steps We Can Take Right Now Service Leader: Paul Mitchell, KUUF Our work to build a just and loving community is necessarily relational. This Sunday we'll talk about the essential skills needed to work with others to make meaningful change. There are three difficult and marvelous steps we can take, right now, to find our way from the world as it is, to a world as we think it should be. Please Note: Trigger Warning Paul Mitchell, our speaker…

“An Easter Faith in a Good Friday World” How do we understand Easter – the most Christian of holy days, yet also a day that ushers in Springtime and has a Pagan name? Our guest preacher, Rev. Mark Worth, is minister emeritus of the Unitarian Universalist Church of Ellsworth, Maine. 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…

Board of Trustees Work Session to prepare budget proposal and congregational meeting agenda. MqtUU Board of Trustees Anne Stark, President Dave Stensaas, Vice President Mary Maki, Secretary Kathryn Campbell, Trustee Sari Embley, Trustee Please direct any questions, concerns and ideas to the MqtUU Board of Trustees to MqtUUBoT@gmail.com. Ramada Inn (tentative location)

“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…

Applying our UU Principles: If we believe in the inherent worth and dignity of every person, how do we balance that with the needs of a community, such as this congregation?  How do we value the individual in the midst of community?  What comes first, the individual or the community?  How does honoring our UU Principles help us find the way forward for our congregation?  – facilitated by Rev. Mark Worth