Location: The Lingonberry
Our congregation will observe Juneteenth with a public reading of Luther college professor Guy Nave’s “What Is Juneteenth?” which concludes, “Juneteenth celebrates the fact that black lives matter and that no human beings should be subjected to systemic and structural oppression and violence. Juneteenth is a day that ALL freedom-loving Americans should honor and celebrate because it representsthe proclaimed ideal of American freedom.” We’ll have the opportunity to then engage in discussion, facilitated by Carolyn Corbin.
All are welcome to join us at Sunday Fellowship either in-person (usually at the Lingonberry but the service description will note if it is elsewhere) or remotely via Zoom. We have transitioned back to an every-Sunday service.
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- Masks are required at indoor services but are optional at outdoor services.
- Please join the service remotely if you:
- are unvaccinated;
- have any signs of illness now or in the last five days (feeling “bad,” cough, runny nose, fever, headache, body aches, intestinal symptoms, loss of taste or smell, etc.);
- have increased vulnerability;
- are uncomfortable gathering in public right now.
Share-the-Plate – Our plate recipient for May-June is Humane Society of Northeast Iowa. To donate to the plate recipient, you can Give Online. Or, if sending a check, please note “Share the Plate” in the memo line. Donations may be mailed to Decorah UU, PO Box 382, Decorah, IA 52101.