This informal service is open to all, not just UUs, and will include readings, music, and a story for all ages, as well as sharing of ideas.

Tim Cordon, Social Justice Coordinator at First Unitarian Society in Madison, who is traveling around Wisconsin with the Building Unity project to promote peace, justice, sustainability, democracy and freedom, will lead the service. This will be a celebration of hope and faith from a variety of perspectives, including faith in ourselves and each other, science and our survival strategies.

We will start by meeting behind the “Building Unity” banner at the entrance to the Fair at 10:15 am, so that those who wish to attend the service only may enter without paying the MREA Energy Fair admission. Feel free to bring a sign or banner for the 10:30 procession to the Building Unity bus in the Tiny Home Alley. No admission is required if you join the group before 10:30, but anyone wishing to stay after the service will need to purchase a ticket. Bring a chair if needed, no seating will be provided.

Contact Jenny Howard at 608-280-1667 or howard3272@att.net for more information about carpooling or taking the free shuttle from Stevens Point to the Energy Fair. If you decide to stay at the Fair for the rest of the day the cost is $10 for seniors (65+) and youths 13-18. Free for kids 12 and under (and for dads with accompanying child on Sunday), $15 for other adults. You can also get in free by volunteering at least 2 hours (sign up in advance). Events include workshops, informational booths, music, children’s activities, keynote address with author Michael Perry, and much more. No pets except service animals. For more information about the Energy Fair go to https://www.theenergyfair.org/