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Join us this Sunday at 10:30am for

Endorphins: The Spiritual Path

You have probably heard of all the ways endorphins come to you through exercise and other physical activities. This will examine the spiritual aspect of what endorphins will do for you.

By guest speaker Judy Bunch

An octogenarian, Rev. Judy Bunch (she/her) loves to create connections and occasionally speak. Nowadays she sings in the folk choir. Since arriving at Northwoods a little over 36 years ago, she’s helped almost everywhere at this church at least once. While she was ordained in 2010 through Universal Ministries, in the metaphysical community she’s known as the Spring Stone Crone.

With music by Sara and Carter D and Friends: Jessie Biggs, Brice Countryman, Carter DaSilva, Sara DaSilva,Danny Gallegos, John Hammond, Rusty Rhoad, Jeff Scheerhorn

Online worship will take place using the Zoom.

Click here to access the digital sanctuary directly.

Please note – if you use our custom URL to attend service www.zoom.us/my/northwoodsuu or join by Meeting ID: 766 833 5778, you will be prompted to enter a password, which is 1111.

Also this Sunday:

Preparing for Service Auction

The 2026 Bewitched Service Auction Event is right around the corner. If you are able, please stay after service to help move tables for the big event. Also, Elizabeth Saxton will be in the Sanctuary after service this Sunday hanging lights. If you are tall and/or not afraid of ladders or heights, please consider joining her to offer a helping hand!

Religious Education

Classes This Sunday:

Chalice Children -Ages 2-4 yrs: (Room 2, downstairs)”Your Name is a Song”- Join this group as they learn what some of their names actually mean. Feel free to share with us and your child why you chose their name.

Spirit Play– PK-1st Grade ( Room 3 downstairs)- “The Meaning of Pride”: We will discover how our community supports our LGBTQ+ friends.

Explorers– 2nd-4th Grades (Room 10 upstairs)- “Creative You”- We will begin our new series around the theme of Living the Questions. This week we will wonder about a big question… Who Am I? And leave today thinking about an even bigger question… How am I becoming the person I am meant to be?

Middlers– 5th-7th Grades ( Garden Room downstairs)- “Living the Questions of Science, Religion, and History”- Discover Lewis Howard Latimer, a Black inventor and Unitarian whose creativity and determination helped change the world! We’ll explore the early history of Unitarian Universalism in America and create a timeline of the people and ideas that shaped our faith.

Youth (8th-12th Grades, Teen Room upstairs) – “Chat and Chew: Breakfast Tacos & Getting to Know Each Other! ” Join us for delicious DIY breakfast tacos, fun conversation, and some interesting questions! Who hates eggs? Who has more than 10 books in their room? Who thinks aliens are real? We’ll use our Question Box to discover fun facts, share a few surprises, and get to know each other better. Check your email for suggested items to bring, and come ready to eat, laugh, share, and build friendships!

Options for Younger Children:

Our youngest friends can join the Chalice Children in the Childcare Room (Ages 2-4 yrs, room 2, downstairs). Families can also watch the service from the Family Room, or keep young children at the front of the sanctuary in the Wee Worship area.

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