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CUUF: “Indra’s Net—Reflections on Interdependence” and New Member Ceremony

May 5, 2024, 10:00 am11:30 am

…visit www.chequamegonuuf.org. Beth Gehred will be this service’s lay leader. Join with the Zoom Client Follow this link to join. Meeting ID: 916 8704 2498 Passcode: CUUF Join by Phone 312-626-6799 Meeting ID: 916 8704 2498 Passcode: 324633 CUUF is a Welcoming Congregation and invites people of every age, race,…

Exterior photo of Birch Bark Books.

CUUF: Annual Flower Communion and Child Dedication Ceremony

May 19, 2024, 10:00 am11:30 am

the Zoom Client Follow this link to join. Meeting ID: 916 8704 2498 Passcode: CUUF Join by Phone 312-626-6799 Meeting ID: 916 8704 2498 Passcode: 324633 CUUF is a Welcoming Congregation and invites people of every age, race, gender identity, sexual orientation, language, ability, religion, or cultural background to attend….

SONWA winning books

SONWA Winners 1991–2024

Nature Books for Adults and Children

…of northwestern Wisconsin and the western Upper Peninsula of Michigan-Lake Superior country. • 1999. Holdfast, Kathleen Dean Moore. A collection of essays in which Moore seeks to understand what holds her firmly to family and place. In twenty exhilarating essays, Moore explores subjects such as the sense of brotherhood fostered…

Glass of beer sitting next to Cabbie's Tap logo.

Ten-cent Taps, Lasting Romance & Ida's Special Sauce

…was the place to go for kids under twenty-one. It was the “student center” in the 50s. We walked there and walked back to the dorm regardless of the weather because most of us didn’t have cars. But we had to be back by curfew—or sneak in the back door…

Northland student portaging canoe

Outdoor Education

…renewal, or belonging through outdoor experiences. course list Natural History The natural history emphasis gives you in-depth ecological knowledge and the added skills of interpretation to help you connect people to nature. Our graduates go on to become outdoor education instructors, naturalists, interpretive park rangers, and environmental educators. course list…

Robin Wall Kimmerer

The Gifts You Bring the World

…water to drink, food from the fertile soil, the companionship of clouds and wood thrushes, the radiance of your beautiful faces and for the first peoples of this place, the Anishinabek in whose territory we convene this morning. Gchi megwech for the song, for the high honor of an eagle…

Sunset at Forest Lodge

Changing Climate, Changing Culture

Student-Led Conference at Forest Lodge

…a scientific and a cultural lens in order to effect change. Student Leadership “Attending the G-WOW training this past summer was truly life-changing,” Janssen said. “Before the training, I didn’t understand how to marry the scientific research on climate change, to cultural significance.” Fisher and Janssen believe that involving culture…