Marquette Unitarian Universalist Congregation

TBA

Dave, Sari, Anne, Kathy, Mary MqtUU Board of Trustees Anne Stark, President Dave Stensaas, Vice President Mary Maki, Secretary Kathryn Campbell, Trustee Sari Embley, Trustee All are welcome to attend and share comments, suggestions and concerns about our beloved community.

Walking With Adams' Five Smooth Stones Lay Minister, Paul Mitchell Rev. James Luther Adams was a leading Unitarian Universalist Theologian in the mid 20th century. Invoking the 1 Samuel account of the  David and Goliath story, he titled his succinct definition of religious liberalism, Five Smooth Stones of Religious Liberalism. We'll review Adams' thought and shares stories … Continued

All are invited and encouraged to stay after the service to get acquainted with Paul and discuss his potential as a "consulting minister". Paul Mitchell is the current Lay Minister at the Keweenaw UU Fellowship. His other UU lay staff positions include; in 2014 he was a founding member and Co-Executive Director of Arizona’s State … Continued

The next SE meeting is Jan 17th at 5:30 in the Dandelion Cottage Room of the PWPL

Discussion Topic: finalize some fundraising and trip details Thursday, Jan 17th 6:30-7:30 in the Dandelion Room of the PWPL

Martin Luther King Service Anne Stark

Anne Stark   Pronouns are a powerful form of agency for individuals defining their own identity.  Gender identity is a fluid and open process for many, and some feel that traditional pronoun use doesn’t fit with their own gender identities. Transgender, genderqueer, and other gender-variant people may choose different pronouns for themselves than those in … Continued

 “Acts of Creation – The Sacred Place of Art in Our Lives” Service Presenters:  February Sky (Phil  Cooper & Susan Urban) Can you imagine life without art?  Art and artists not only add beauty to our world, they also soothe, delight and challenge us with unique visions that can inspire us and broaden our horizons.  … Continued

Michelle Lexmond will share her experience with Room At The Inn as an example of radical hospitality.