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Northwoods Unitarian Universalist Fellowship

A Beacon of Light in the Northwoods

Welcome to the Northwoods Unitarian Universalist Fellowship

Among Unitarian Universalists, you will find people of diverse beliefs. Please look around the website to learn more about our beliefs and our activities.

We invite you to attend a service and discover NUUF for yourself.

Services at NUUF

Worship services are held every other Sunday starting at 10:00 am at our Fellowship, located at 8625 Peggy's Lane, just off Woodruff Road, in Woodruff, Wisconsin. Children's Religious Education classes run concurrently. On alternate Sundays, adult religious education sessions are held starting at 10:00 am. Please check our calendar for upcoming presenters and topics. Click on "Directions" in the menu above to see how to get here.

Near the conclusion of most services, we provide an opportunity for those present to share their thoughts and pose questions to the minister or speaker.

Coffee hour follows each service. We invite members and guests to stay for snacks and conversation.

Potlucks and other social activities include Thanksgiving dinner and New Year's Eve. In December we have a Saturday holiday service featuring plenty of music and a meal afterward. In January we hold our annual celebration of Martin Luther King Day. We also help to serve the Community Table dinner at St. Matthias Episcopal Church in Minocqua on the 3rd Tuesday of January, May and September.

Our fellowship takes on a variety of Social Justice projects through out the year. Our peace pole proclaims "Let Peace Prevail On Earth" in various languages. We also have a Memorial Garden to honor deceased members of our congregation and their family members.

We hope to see you at our fellowship.

 

This Sunday

Death, Dying, and the Afterlife
  • In this lecture, Professor Berkson discusses the nature of capital punishment, the moral arguments for and against it, and whether or not the practice accomplishes its intended purposes. Specifically, you'll focus on capital punishment as it's practiced in the United States, where debate has long been intense.

Upcoming Events

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 Mar 31 * 01:00PM
Board Meeting

 Apr 02 * 10:00AM
Death, Dying, and the Afterlife

 Apr 03 * 03:30PM
Yoga

 Apr 03 * 05:30PM
Wind and Water Zen

 Apr 09 * 10:00AM
Sharon Reilly

 Apr 14 * 01:00PM
Board Meeting

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