SUNDAY SERVICE

Note - not all of our services will be Zoomed. We have only a few people who can manage the technical equipotent required to Zoom services. When no one is available, we can not Zoom.

Thank you for understanding. We will do our best to Zoom and record as many services as possible. If you miss a Sunday service and it's been recorded, we will post them to our YouTube channel at: https://www.youtube.com/@lakeshoreuufellowshipmanit6032/playlists

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April Sunday Services

April 5

"A UU View of Easter: Here Comes the Sun"

Tony Larsen

On this Easter Sunday, Tony's sermon will explore early Easter/Eostre/Ostara traditions, and what they might mean for us today.

Tony is a retired UU minister, and a regular speaker at LUUF.

April 12

“The Time is Now to Follow the Yellow Brick Road, while Singing a New Song”

Carrie Arnold

We’ll talk about how Joan Chittister, L. Frank Baum’s Wizard of Oz and Carrie Newcomer encourage us to embrace possibility. We’ll need courage, heart, and the willingness to trust the wisdom within and around us. We can do this hard thing!

Carrie has been a jail Chaplain, and she currently has a house church.

April 19

“Opportunity is an Invitation”

Karon Sandberg

Opportunity can be a quiet doorway that appears w hen possibility meets readiness. A moment where “what if“ meets “what’s next?” But at the very least opportunity is always an invitation to become better than you were yesterday.

Rev. Karon Sandberg is an ordained UU minister who her spent her ministry as a hospice chaplain. She marveled at the sacred lessons her dying patients taught her about how to live. She and her husband, Joel, are having fun hiking state and county parks, listening to live music in their community and marveling at how their adult children’s lives are unfolding.

April 26

“What Do You See…Sense…Surmise?!”

Jim Neilson

In the art world, “embracing possibility” reflects a willingness to remain open to fresh interpretations of familiar artworks. Great works don’t offer just one fixed meaning—they invite viewers to engage, contribute their own perspectives, and deepen the piece’s significance.

Let’s explore some remarkable works of art together and share our insights, observations, and reflections!

Jim is an art professor at St. Norbert’s College. He’s a regular speaker.

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