Our weekly Fellowship Coffee Hour is a cherished tradition that brings us together for warmth, connection, and a sense of community. We invite you to join us for coffee, conversation, and a delightful assortment of treats with fellow members and friends! Enhance Our Refreshment Offerings: To make our Fellowship Coffee Hour even more special, we […]
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Nick Wallwork joined the Fellowship staff in July 2021. For over a decade and a half, he has put his passions to work professionally, working for justice on political campaigns and as an activist and teaching and guiding children and youth on a more just and spiritual path. Coming to MUUF as a new UU, he will be learning with all of us how to live out our seven principles better. Nick has a Master’s Degree from Dubuque Theological Seminary and is a Certified Spiritual Director. He likes community, coffee, diners, cooking, getting loud, music, meditation, family, breaking bread, New Jersey, the Buffalo Bills, and summer camp.
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Join us as we Prepare for an Exciting New Tradition
Initiating a new Seder service in Chu Family Hall is generating wonderful excitement! The prospect of utilizing the space uniquely, fostering community, and sharing the meaningful Passover story is inspiring. While initial logistical concerns arose, enthusiastic volunteer support has blossomed into a vibrant collaboration involving congregants and the Neighboring Faiths class. To ensure this special and lasting tradition flourishes, we welcome additional helping hands for setup, meal prep, cleanup, and donations. All are warmly invited to participate in the enriching service and celebratory meal.
Children’s Faith Formation Planning Retreat – A Quick Recap
The Children’s Faith Formation Team’s Planning Retreat on April 5th focused on goal setting for the coming year. Desired outcomes for children in RE included community, safety, and learning about faith and values. Growing edges, like a clearer long-term plan and teacher spiritual care, were also identified. Age-based goals and a popular RE schedule were determined. Task forces were formed to address growing edges and achieve goals within the chosen schedule.
Fellowship Passover Service on Sunday April 13th
Join us for a Passover Seder in Chu Family Hall on April 13th! We’ll retell the Exodus story, read from the Haggadah, sing songs, and enjoy a light meal (including Matzoh Ball Soup and Matzoh). Please RSVP (not required) and sign up to help with setup/cleanup if you’re able. Feel free to bring a side dish or dessert to share!
Join us for an afternoon dedicated to community and sustainability!
Seed Planting Session and Food Sovereignty Workshop Come get your hands dirty and learn how to make a difference in your community! We’ll be planting seeds to support local community gardens and diving deep into the concept of food sovereignty. Led by Mutual Morris, this workshop will explore how cultivating your own food and engaging […]
Calling All Talented Friends of MUUF
It is that time of year again when the children of the Fellowship organize and host an All Ages Talent Show. They are calling on young and old to share something that makes them unique. It can be a song or poem. You can tell jokes or some fun facts. Whatever it is, we would […]
Join us for a Trip to Blue Cliff Monastery
Join our Neighboring Faiths Class in a trip to Blue Cliff Monastery on May 18. Sign Up Now.
Stone Soup and Blue Apron Training
Calling all ages for Souper Sundays. On Saturday, April 5th at 10am, we will be making Stone Soup. Based on the classic Story, we are asking that folks bring what ingredients they have, veggies, grains, proteins, and we’ll create a wonderful community soup that will be shared with our community on Sunday April 6th during […]
New Pre-K RE Class
Beginning this Sunday, Preschoolers will meet during our Religious Education Hour (11:30-12:30) in Room A. Led by our amazing teachers, Megan, Sara, and Alex, they will explore monthly themes, engage in age-appropriate activities, and build friendships. Parents are welcome to join and learn alongside their children.
Join the Conversaiton
We invite all to one final session of Tending Congregational Life this Sunday, 3/23 at 11:30 AM to continue these vital conversations. Everyone in the congregation is warmly invited to participate, regardless of whether you attended previous sessions. This is a wonderful opportunity to contribute your voice and help shape the future of our community.