Location: Lingonberry
Grief is a journey, and vehicle we ride has a speedometer no one can control. This talk will be part memoir, part philosophical wondering, part sympathy and grace for whoever has riden the Grief Train. Service Leader: Carolyn Corbin
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Location: The Lingonberry
Service leader: Lyra McKnight
All are welcome to join us at Sunday Fellowship either in-person (usually at the Lingonberry but the service description will note if it is elsewhere) or remotely via Zoom. We have transitioned back to an every-Sunday service.
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This service title is taken from a nonfiction book by Eula Biss, in which she examines the evolution of her economic status (from struggling writer to successful, widely published one), and calls into question the assumption that our economic status should always “improve.” Beth Wahlberg, … read more.
Download poems shared at the service (plus a couple of bonus poems)
Many times we’ve hosted conversations about books we love. In honor of National Poetry Month, let’s share our favorite poems. You can send the poem(s) you’d like to share ahead of the service … read more.
We use the word “diversity” with a hundred different intonations in the 21st century. Sometimes, it appears as the concept were a problem to be solved, not a wonder to celebrate or take delight in. This service will explore our theme of “Unity/Diversity” with a … read more.
At the end of each calendar year, many UU congregations observe a tradition called the fire communion, sometimes known as a “burning bowl” ceremony. People write down on scraps of paper phrases that represent the year behind them and bring forth the paper to … read more.
with Luther College Professor of English, Nancy Barry
Julie Fischer, service leader, Annastacia Cowles, greeter
with Nancy Barry, Decorah UU member and Luther College Professor of English
Julie Fischer, service leader, Steven Nelson, greeter
