From a young, struggling, dyslexic boy to a successful inventor and entrepreneur opening a school for dyslexic students, Terry Duperon has encountered many challenges, even to his faith. Over time, he has come to see the “coincidences” in life and “chance” experiences for what they truly are: Glimpses of God’s Grace.
Dr. Robin O’Dell, a board certified OBGYN, will speak on the changing rolls and expectations of women today. Newer perspectives, attitudes and real and changing technology will also be discussed. Time will be allowed for questions, comments, and responses. Led by guest speaker Dr. Robin O’Dell.
Zigmond (Ziggy) Kozicki and Stephanie Baiyasi, who produced a film called “Saginaw Rising,” will give a talk related to their film titled “Social Determinants, Equity, and Civil Rights.” The film is about people in Saginaw are not accepting the problems of the past and instead are initiating initiatives for a more promising future. In their … Continue reading 2023-08-13 – Saginaw Rising
“This I Believe” – Fellowship members answer key questions about their personal beliefs in this periodic credo service. A multiplatform service led by Fellowship member Jim Falender.
Pancake Breakfast at Barstow Airport on September 9, starting at 7:00 AM. More info coming soon!
The Breaking Bread Village and host Erin Patrice are excited to invite you to an upcoming event that will facilitate conversations with community members selected for a panel discussion. Please consider attending to be a part of the conversation that will discuss topics that we can sometimes shy away from but also celebrate. In partnership … Continue reading Including YOU!
“Love’s Labour Lost & Found” – As Americans we define so much about our identities through what we do for a living, but how do we decide which forms of labor are highly valued, which are not and how does that valuation compare with the real impacts of different forms of labor? These questions intersect … Continue reading 2023-08-06 Love’s Labor Lost and Found
Join the new Anti-Racism Reading Discussion Group this September! Anti-racism is a journey. Opening our awareness to our privilege and the structural racism around us is an on-going process. The group will select its book, with an emphasis on non-fiction. It’s an open group, feel free to join a meeting that looks interesting. The initial meeting … Continue reading SJT Anti-Racism Discussion Group Starting September 24
Our Director of Education, Monica Hughes, will be stepping down from her position on August 6 to pursue full time work in her field of study (business), hopefully for a local nonprofit. Monica hit the ground running and she hasn’t stopped since before her first day at UUFoM. Here is a brief list of her many accomplishments … Continue reading Saying Goodbye to Monica Hughes
UUFoM will have a booth in the Merchant Building during the Midland County Fair from Sunday, August 13 – Sunday, August 20. Please sign up below or at the events table to volunteer at our booth. If the times listed do not work for you, please contact Wendy at [email protected]. Thank you for representing UUFoM! Sign up here!
