This Sunday at 10:30 a.m.
In person and online.
Join us this Sunday at 10:30am for
Stardust Communion
By Rev. Sarah Prickett
With music by Sara D
Food on the First
Food on the First is this Sunday. We invite you to bring nonperishable food items such as peanut butter, canned beans and vegetables, tuna, pasta and sauce, macaroni and cheese (especially the type that doesn’t require extra ingredients), rice, cereal, canned fruit, and other shelf-stable staples. Items that are easy to prepare and kid-friendly are especially helpful. In addition to donated food items, all plate collections on the First will be given directly to the local food bank to help provide fresh food and other essential supplies. Thank you for your generosity and for helping us care for our community in this tangible and compassionate way.
Pathways Pop-Up: Covenant, the Sacred Art of Relationship
Unitarian Universalists don’t share a single creed—but we do share a commitment to one another. In this Pathways Pop-Up, we’ll explore covenant as the sacred art of relationship: how UUs promise to be together across difference, what we expect of one another at Northwoods, and why covenant matters most when things get hard. Together, we’ll reflect on our Covenant of Right Relations—not as a set of rules, but as a living promise that helps us practice belonging with accountability. (At 12:30pm in the Garden Room.)
Religious Education
Children will be released to class after the Time for All Ages.
Classes This Sunday:
Chalice Children (Ages 2–4)
Room 2 – Downstairs
“I Can Give”
Our youngest friends will explore our UU value of generosity by practicing sharing and learning simple ways we can give to others.
Spirit Play (Pre-K–1st Grade)
Room 3 – Downstairs
“A Cosmic Creation”
Children will continue exploring beginnings and endings through a creation story. They will learn about the “Big Bang” and how it began the universe we know today.
Explorers (2nd–4th Grade)
Room 10 – Upstairs
“What Do You Stand For: Respect”
Our friends will discover how caring about ourselves and honoring others’ thoughts, beliefs, and feelings helps create a more respectful world.
Middlers (5th–7th Grade)
Garden Room – Downstairs
“Finding Resilience Through Community”
As we continue exploring resilience, we will look at how communities throughout history have supported one another and created positive change for everyone.
Youth (8th–12th Grade)
Teen Room – Upstairs
“Finding Resilience Through Community”
Youth will reflect on how we, as a faith community, can work with others to build the beloved community of which we are a part.