Walk the Talk
Our Green Sanctuary group will discuss what works and what doesn’t work to live more sustainably with our planet. The KUUF annual meeting will follow the service.
Topic: Forums
A Proposed Constitutional Convention: What’s Wrong With That?
Forum. Liz Hakola, from the League of Women Voters, will talk to us about the Constitutional Convention movement. What are the origins of calls for a US Constitutional Convention, objectives of its supporters and its opponents, and the current status of the ratification? The Constitutional Convention of States is a little-known movement of major importance … Continue reading A Proposed Constitutional Convention: What’s Wrong With That?
The San Francisco Earthquake and Fire
On this Forum Sunday, Jack Jobst will offer his most recent illustrated talk, “Why the San Francisco Earthquake and Fire was Such a Disaster”, 113 years ago on April 16, 1906.
Building a Resilient Copper Country
Guest speaker Susan Kauppi, Community Health Educator, will speak on adverse childhood experiences.
Forum: “My Walk on Spain’s Camino de Santiago: A Different Way to Experience Time and Space”
Sharon spent four weeks on the Camino Frances this fall. She will describe her adventures, both challenging and enlightening, during the walk, and offer her thoughts since her return.
Forum: Katie Couric Documentary Film
In collaboration with the Houghton/Keweenaw chapter of PFLAG (Parents, Family and Friends of Lesbians and Gays), we will view Gender Revolution: A Journey with Katie Couric, a 2017 documentary that explores our evolving understanding of gender identity and the need for greater inclusion.
Forum: Hearing
Nancy Reed, an audiologist in the Keweenaw for 30 years, will talk to us about hearing.
Forum: A Safe Congregation and Children’s Religious Education Volunteer Training
All Fellowships must undergo SAFE Congregation Policy Trainings, like this. The RE Committee will also conduct a safe adult volunteer training for members who assist with RE when needed. All members are encouraged to attend.
Forum: Minnesota’s Kensington Runestone
Our own Robin Mueller discusses the famous Kensington Runestone in Minnesota and its finder, Ignatius Donnely.
Forum: A Forest Bioeconomy Is Taking Root In Michigan
Dr. Mark Rudnick, a Professor of Practice in Forest Biomaterials at Michigan Tech, will present on forest bioeconomies in Michigan.