Professor Fuller of Bradley is known to many of us and is always a welcome and interesting speaker. Today he addresses the connections between religion and biology, how our bodies affect what and how we believe. We look forward to his insights.

Professor Fuller of Bradley is known to many of us and is always a welcome and interesting speaker. Today he addresses the connections between religion and biology, how our bodies affect what and how we believe. We look forward to his insights.

Thanksgiving is a wonderful holiday with food, friends, and family. But times are not great, and problems abound in our public and private worlds. How do we find an attitude of gratitude in difficult times? The choir will sing today.

Thanksgiving is a wonderful holiday with food, friends, and family. But times are not great, and problems abound in our public and private worlds. How do we find an attitude of gratitude in difficult times? The choir will sing today.

Today on this New Member Sunday we look at one of the heroes of 19th century Unitarianism, Jenkin Lloyd Jones, who among other things, helped create the Parliament of the World’s Religions. He also founded Unitarian churches all over the Midwest and probably preached in Peoria as well. Join us as we welcome our newest UUs.

Today on this New Member Sunday we look at one of the heroes of 19th century Unitarianism, Jenkin Lloyd Jones, who among other things, helped create the Parliament of the World’s Religions. He also founded Unitarian churches all over the Midwest and probably preached in Peoria as well. Join us as we welcome our newest UUs.

This past summer I worked with ministerial colleagues from Appleton, Wisconsin to present a workshop at the UUA General Assembly on growth. We each contributed ideas that we brought from our own experience. One of the Appleton ideas that impressed me was “Dream Big.” I’ll try to convey what that might mean. Today is also our potluck lunch after church to launch a mini pledge drive, and I hope you can join us. Our choir will sing as well.

This past summer I worked with ministerial colleagues from Appleton, Wisconsin to present a workshop at the UUA General Assembly on growth. We each contributed ideas that we brought from our own experience. One of the Appleton ideas that impressed me was “Dream Big.” I’ll try to convey what that might mean. Today is also our potluck lunch after church to launch a mini pledge drive, and I hope you can join us. Our choir will sing as well.

Where is Unitarian Universalism headed? Do we have a future as a religious movement in America or in other parts of the world? What contributions can we make? Where is UU theology going? We can take a peek into the past and then see if we can discern where the road could lead for UUs. Today is Association Sunday and our Share the Plate recipient will be the Unitarian Universalist Association.

Where is Unitarian Universalism headed? Do we have a future as a religious movement in America or in other parts of the world? What contributions can we make? Where is UU theology going? We can take a peek into the past and then see if we can discern where the road could lead for UUs. Today is Association Sunday and our Share the Plate recipient will be the Unitarian Universalist Association.