Darkness has often gotten a bad rap in spiritual traditions, but it has its own gifts to offer. As we approach this winter solstice season, let us pause for a…

I invite us to consider these words of Potawatomi botanist and author Robin Wall Kimmerer, as well as examples from the natural world as a framework for understanding our interconnectedness…

Sometimes insurmountable obstacles appear to block our path. Maybe they are what they seem. Maybe not. As we face them, may the force and the flow be with you. May…

Lisa Nelson, a Copper Country League of Women Voters member and a member of the UP Rank MI Vote team will explain ranked-choice voting, a system which gives voters more…

This “All Souls Day” Service is an opportunity to honor and remember all of our ancestors, including those who have died in recent generations, and a time to reflect on…

Aunts and uncles could be called the “forgotten” kin because we tend to prioritize parents and grandparents when we think of family relationships. Patty Sotirin, an emerita professor of communication…

Human beings are essentially story-telling animals. Our stories are what make and keep us human. Stories are not, as we sometimes think, merely decorative entertainment, embroidered on the surface of…

Today’s message attempts to dance with both the active and allowing elements of belonging: the work of affirming and protecting an ecology of belonging and the non-work of remembering and…

The presenter will be Tom Grotenwohl, founder of Protect the Porkies, http://www.ProtectThePorkies.com. He and his organization are concerned about the Copperwood Mine project. Approximately 14 miles north of Wakefield, it…