Save the date: March 15 from 3 – 5 pm, The New Voter ID Law: When Does a Political Issue Become a Moral One? A forum presented by a representative from the Door County League of Women Voters and Estella Lauter, past President of Door County Democrats. Sponsored by the...

Rev. Cynthia Johnson is now a regular columnist in the Door County Advocate! Watch for her Faith Perspective articles as she rotates through the sequence of other county clergy every seven weeks. It is a great opportunity for our Fellowship to share the unique perspectives of Unitarian Universalism with Advocate...

By Marilyn Hansotia The New Year brings a new feature to our UUFDC Members and Friends. We have added a password-protected tab near the top of the home page www.uufdc.org that will be updated regularly with information pertinent to our congregation. Some items posted there include Member and Friend contact...

Highly recommended as a prelude to Rev. Joan Shiels’ message on Jan 8th titled Reel Spirituality: Enlightenment at the Movies, is seeing the 1972 Academy Award winning film The Godfather. You will have that opportunity to view this classic starring Marlon Brando, Al Pacino and James Caan at 4 pm,...

By Chuck Lauter Above is the title of a forum sponsored by the Governing Board and conducted by Adult Education and SRC, to be held at 3 pm on Wednesday, January 25. The coming year will be a period of intense political ferment in our locale, our state and our...

A broad base of Door County churches has joined forces to present See Me! Hear Me focusing on human trafficking, in two Door County performances. There are more than 27 million victims world-wide and human trafficking is the second largest crime industry in the world. On Saturday, October 1, at...

UUFDC Friend Jami Hanreddy will meet with Conversation Partners at UUFDC  October 4 at 10 am.  This project of SRC provides help with English to immigrants in our community. New members are welcome. We hope to expand our program and reach out to more learners this fall. Please respond to...

“The challenge of talking about Unitarian Universalism — it’s easier to be one than to tell someone about it.” Rev. Cynthia Johnson. During the three sessions in October, UUFDC members, friends and the curious will have an opportunity to learn about the UU faith. Information will focus on an accurate...

Jacquie Polzin is heading up the annual Alzheimer’s Walk in Peninsula State.  The pre-walk breakfast will be at Julie’s Park Café, Fish Creek, beginning 8 am for those who need to “carb up” for the exercise.  The fund-raising walk begins from the Stella Maris Catholic Church across from the Café...

Last year when the Social Responsibility Committee had “Personal Involvement in Social Action” as its theme, we began discussing the possibility of work camp experiences. At a Sunday afternoon forum, Meg Vermillion and Jean Crane spoke of personal experiences and outside speakers described their programs. A number of members of...