Services

Sunday Worship Services

Sundays at 10:30 a.m.
1296 Montgomery, Muskegon, MI 49441

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For further information call 231-755-2932

July 2025

July 6 — “Free Speech Sunday” — Kurt Troutman
We invite participation in our annual Free Speech Sunday. This unique UU holiday honors our religious and political traditions of engaging in free speech. Celebrate freedom of expression by sharing your voice. You have a maximum of 3 minutes to speak what is on your mind.

The pulpit is open to the first six (6) respondents. Please contact Kurt Troutman to secure your place in the speaker’s line. Extemporaneous monologues will only be included if time permits. Now is our time to let freedom ring!
* Noisy Offering *

July 13 — “Across the Great Divide: Listening with Emphathy” — Anna EldenBrady
Sometimes it’s tempting to just throw people with opposing ideas out of our lives, especially if their words cause real-world harm. But what happens when they’re trapped in their own echo-chamber without any progressive voices to emphasize with their struggles? Who catches them when they realize their fears were preyed upon by exploitative and opportunistic people in power? And is there a way to both care and protect ourselves, especially if we’re members of marginalized groups their supposed leaders are targetting?

July 20 — “Freedom Of/From Religion” — Amy G.S.A. Brooks
Amy is a fat cisgender, queer, Australian-born immigrant to the United States who loves a good cup of hot tea and hates mornings. Amy’s pronouns are she/her.

July 27 — “A Tale of Two Societies” — Scott Roodvoets
Our famously polite northern neighbor does a few things differently than we do,vwhich make a profound difference in the quality of life. Scott spent half his life living and working in Canada and will describe the experience of living in a country that has slightly different structures and values.

* Choir Sunday *
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