LAKESHORE
UNITARIAN
UNIVERSALIST
FELLOWSHIP
620 Park Street, Manitowoc, WI 54220
Phone: (920) 686-0643
Sunday Service 10:00am
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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February Sunday Services
February 1
“Take a Hike!” they said.
“It’ll be fun! They said.
Sheryle Lyman
Sheryle confuses magical thinking with solid reasoning in this semi-autobiographical account of resilience at play in the woods.
Sheryle has been a nurse, a minister, and a hospice chaplain. She’s also a newish member of LUUF.
February 8
“ God Is a River
Learning How to
Gow with the Flow”.
Carrie Arnold
Let’s pick up where we left off and talk about faith as resistance and as resilience and how to swim with confidence in the unpredictable river of life.
Carrie has been a jail chaplain and currently has a house church. She's one o our regular speakers.
February 15
“Three Masterpieces that
Embody Resilience: A Pot,
a Painting and a Photograph.”
Jim Nielson
Throughout art history, creative individuals have transformed personal trauma, political upheaval, and societal injustice into powerful, enduring works. These three works of art represent the resilience of the human spirit, depicting strength in the face of adversity, survival, and hope.
Jim is an art professor at St. Norbert College and a regular speaker at LUUF.
February 22
“When the obstacle Is the Path”
Tony Larsen
In keeping with our February theme of resilience, Tony's sermon will explore the question: What if the obstacle to the path you think you're on...turns out to be part of the path?
Tony is a retired UU minister, and he is a regular speaker at LUUF