835 West College Street
Sunday, October 18, 2026
Forum (9:30am)
What’s the Next Chapter in UUCD’s Ministry?
At this board forum we’ll look ahead to the congregational meeting scheduled for October 25 when we will vote on offering a settled call to Amy. We’ll talk about the details of the vote and have a conversation about our financial landscape. We’ll dig into changing trends for UU ministers and what that may mean for us in this exciting new chapter in our congregation.
Forum ZOOM: To Join the Forum presentation on your computer or smartphone, click here. You can also type in the following info to join: Zoom Meeting ID 985 3565 2576 Passcode 123 or to join by phone call 1-646-568-7788 then enter ID 985 3565 2576 (no passcode needed).
Worship Service (10:30am)
Challenges and Joys of Unitarian Universalist Ministry
Retired UU Ministers, Karen Gustafson, Carol Hepokoski and Suzanne Wasilczuk will join Amy G. S. A. Brooks for a shared presentation on the experience and intricacies of Unitarian Universalist ministry. Please stay after the service for the Opportunity Fair. Also, there might be cake.
* Worship ZOOM: To join the worship service on your computer or smartphone click here to start Zoom or enter Meeting ID: 966 3267 0535 then passcode: 712244. To join via your phone only: dial 1-646-568-7788 and enter Meeting ID 966 3267 0535, then passcode 712244. If you are from another region, find your local number.
* Order of Service: If you would like to access the folder with the “Order of Service” document, please click this link and navigate to the current week.
* Past Sermons: Texts of past sermons can be accessed by clicking here
Woven Basket: To support our congregation's mission, please contribute to the Operating Fund and Woven Basket via SimpleGive. The Woven Basket recipient for October is AICHO - American Indian Community Housing Organization. AICHO is a model of a resilient organization, providing housing and much more with a focus on Duluth's indigenous community and culture. Programs beyond housing include domestic violence services, healthy food, community and environmental health, and cultural services. The Woven Basket contribution will support breakfast and snacks for children and elders residing at Gimaajii supportive housing in these times of funding cutbacks.
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