Meeting Times:
1st Tuesday of the month
6:30pm

All of the Action Teams meet as a large group first and then break off into smaller groups.

All are welcome!
 

Walk with Dottie!

 Celebrate the Installation of our new Associate Minister, Rev. Dottie Mathews, on October 12th.

On the weekend of October 11th and 12th (at all four services) we will have Dottie’s “installation” where she will be formally welcomed as our Associate Minister following our exciting congregational vote at last May’s Annual Meeting. Rather than a celebratory party to mark this occasion, Dottie has asked that we join her on the local Crop Walk to end hunger. This is an annual event in the Fox Cities and it raises tens of thousands of dollars to provide needed food for people near and far. More information will follow but, for now, please mark you calendars to come walk with our ministers the afternoon of Sunday, October 12th!
 
Click here to see the poster for this event.  
 
 
Upcoming Social Action Sponsored Fellowship Wednesdays:

      Vermicomposting
Wednesday, October 22
Facilitator:  Mary Kohrell
Participants: Min. 10 /Max. 30

Worms are slimy, gooey, and cool creatures that are sometimes a part of the interdependent web of life that we take for granted.  During this program, participants will have a squirmin’ good time learning about vermicomposting—using red worms to help us compost and produce a natural fertilizer.  If you’re looking for a better way to dispose of kitchen scraps, vermicomposting may be a good option.

Mary Kohrell is Calumet County’s Community Development Educator with UW Extension.  She is certified as a Master Composter, and has been providing education on various forms of composting for nearly a decade.  She also enjoys spending time at home with worms and other decomposers.
 
Appleton North High School's Theatre Seminar performing “Much Like You.”
Wednesday, January 14
Facilitators:  Appleton No. HS Theatre Seminar
Participants: Min. 10

Appleton North High School’s Theatre Seminar will present an original play on disability awareness called “Much Like You.”  Following the performance, the audience will have an opportunity to dialogue with the theatre company about the production and their understanding of disability awareness.  This eye-opening play, which engages the audience both emotionally and intellectually, has been enthusiastically received by youth and adults.

The Appleton North High School Theatre Seminar is a class at North that focuses on theatre and among other things writes and produces plays.
     

Monthly Collections:
Every month we pass the plate during our services for an organization beyond our walls. This is one small way we help build a better world.

September 2007: Nonviolent Peace Force
October 2007: LEAVEN
November 2007: Women of the Maasai
December 2007: Multicultural Center
January 2008: ESTHER
February 2008: Friends of High Cliff
March 2008: New Orleans Partner Church
April 2008: Deva Partner Church
July 2008: Flood Victims from the UU Prairie Star District and the UU Heartland District (see websites for information on how to donate)
 
 
 
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Action Teams:

Environmental Justice/Economic Justice

Deva, Romania Partner Church

New Orleans Partner Church
 
 
 
 

 

 

Contact Information

Social Action Chair:
Jeanine Knapp

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920-954-7689 


Deva, Romania Partner Church Chairs:
Dean Spoehr

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920-991-2608

Tony Salsich

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920-749-2914

New Orleans Partner Church Chair:
Margaret Alexander

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920-751-8464

 

 

More Ways to Get Involved

Unitarian Universalist Services Committee

The Unitarian Universalist Services Committee (UUSC) is a nonsectarian organization that advances human rights and social justice in the United States and around the world. We envision a world free from oppression and injustice, where all can realize their full human rights.

Unitarian Universalist United Nations Office

The UU United Nations Office serves as a gateway for UU’s to learn about, participate in, and take action on major UN issues such as human rights, peace, equity, and environmental sustainability. We are the official representative of the UUA to the UN.