We’re planning an evening of delicious food, fun, and fellowship at our 2025 Spring Fling Serendipity Auction on Saturday, May 10, starting at 6:00 PM. This is our fellowship’s biggest fundraiser of the year. To make it a success, we need you to SPRING into action and donate items to be auctioned off! Below is a list of ideas … Continue reading Spring Fling Serendipity Auction: Donate!
UUFoM values the well-being of our members and guests. To help us plan events with dietary inclusivity in mind, we invite you to share any dietary preferences or restrictions you may have. This information is collected voluntarily, and you may select as many options as apply. Please take our quick survey at this link: https://form.jotform.com/250645963393163 Thank … Continue reading Dietary Needs Collection
March 2025Since the fellowship’s October annual meeting, I have been reflecting on how best to work toward implementing our new mission statement — how our team and committee structures might be updated and our staffing and programming be adjusted. However, given the urgency — the speed, depth, and breadth — of the Trump administration’s illegal … Continue reading Minister Reflections – March 2025
Trust begins with trusting oneself, one’s own gut. But to do that, we must know ourselves. Even if we do, we often make mistakes about our own or others’ intentions, needs, abilities, or impacts. Led by Rev. Eric Severson.
The UUFoM Endowment Committee invites you to a Soup & Extras Luncheon on Sunday, March 30, from 12:15 – 2:00 PM in the area in front of the kitchen. Listen to an update on the investments in the Endowment Portfolio. Ask the committee co-chairs, Jim Falendar and Tom Bailey, any questions you may have. Meet committee … Continue reading Endowment Fund Soup & Extras Luncheon – March 30
April 4-6, 2025Grade Levels 7-9/10-12Cost includes meals, lodging from Friday dinner through Sunday lunch. $400/double, $450/singleLocated at Tower Hill Camp and Retreat Center, 12173 Tower Hill Road, Sawyer, MI. Trainers: Christina Fairman and Craig VanKempen will provide training for adults who want to offer the Junior/Senior High OWL program at their church and in their … Continue reading OWL (Our Whole Lives) Leader Training
There are many ways to make your voice heard and influence government policies at the local, state, and national levels. Here are some key approaches:Engage with Elected Officials Join or Support Advocacy Groups Use Public Comment Opportunities Engage in Peaceful Protest & Demonstrations Leverage Media & Social Media Educate & Mobilize Others ResourcesUUA50501 – 50 protests. 50 … Continue reading Make Good Trouble!
Mark your calendars! On May 17, UUFoM volunteers will be planting petunias along a section of Eastman Avenue as part of Midland Blooms. Stay tuned—volunteer details will be available soon! Monica Hughes will be heading this years’s efforts.
The next selection is The Patriarchs: The Origins of Inequality by Angela Saini. Join them on Zoom for the conversation on Sunday, March 16, at 12:15 PM. Contact Jennifer Streid-Mullen for more details.
Jennifer Page has resigned as Director of Religious Education, effective June 29. A few months ago, she accepted the role of Executive Director at RISE Advocacy, Inc., a position she previously held. While we are sad to see her go, we are grateful for the dedication, creativity, professionalism, and experience she has brought to our … Continue reading UUFoM Religious Education Staff Update
