Those two words are associated with a diversity of meanings, from an intensely destructive emotion in the coming out process, to the reconciling message of queer theology, and even a political movement. Ultimately, the words identify a process of healing – individually or societally.
To celebrate 100 years of votes for women, members of the Fellowship’s women’s group will highlight the lives of Unitarian and Universalist women who were active in the suffrage movement, including Olympia Brown, the first woman ordained as a Universalist minister.
All friends and members of the Point Fellowship are invited attend as we look back over our 2018-19 year and plan for our 2019-2020 year! Childcare will be provided
In honor of Climate Justice Month (March 22 – April 22), let’s spend some time talking about the intersectionality of climate and economic justice; a long journey of change and hope. Childcare will be provided.
Lynn Kirby was raised as a Lutheran but left that church in her 40’s. A family crisis during graduate school led her to Quakerism in a roundabout way, and the more she learned, the more she felt that she had found her spiritual home. Bio: Lynn grew up in Maryland and moved to Stevens Point … Continue reading From Lutheran to Quaker
Our faith is grounded in journey, not destination. Mapping your religious road thus far may bring you insight for the path ahead. Childcare will be provided.
Due to the predicted weather, we have decided it will be best to cancel our service for tomorrow, February 24th. Peace UCC (our upstairs neighbors) are also canceling, therefore the potluck lunch is also canceled. ——————— Lifting up black women and their sacred trust in survival.
We have an important but fun task to complete and we need your help. With our updated vision and mission in mind, join us this Sunday to help nail down a Fellowship logo and tagline. Childcare will be available, but all ages are welcome to participate in this activity.
We struggle over life choices, sometimes agonize over them. What to do? Which way to go? What doors will I close forever if I don’t go that way? Decisions, like elections, have consequences, but the future can be hard to predict – and life often does happen while we’re making other plans. Let’s explore the … Continue reading Choices, Choices, Choices
This is the 450th anniversary of the Edict of Torda, the first instance of a government granting religious tolerance in Europe. It was proclaimed by the only Unitarian king that ever existed and a fascinating and proud part of our heritage.
