Fellowship
We gather for chili cook-offs, Advent dinners, Lenten Soup & Bread meals,
picnics and congregational meals both large and small.
Here are some examples of how we share fellowship with one another.
picnics and congregational meals both large and small.
Here are some examples of how we share fellowship with one another.
ULC Book Club
The ULC Book Club will meet on Thursday, May 20 at 10 a.m. We will discuss The Star-Crossed Sisters of Tuscany by Lori Nelson Spielman.
This book follows three cousins who are all second-born daughters. The cousins travel through Italy, discover family secrets and attempt to break a 200-year-old family curse that says no second-born daughter will find true love. The May meeting will be our last meeting until September. Over the summer the book club will read The Remnants of Summer written by ULC member Dawn Newton. Dawn will join us when we meet to discuss this book the third Thursday of September. We would love to have you join us! Please reach out to Beth Rahe and Mary Kotnik to be added to our email list and keep you informed with Zoom links, future book choices and any changes in meeting times or venue. Beth Rahe and Mary Kotnik |
MushersFollowing a pause due to COVID 19 dining restrictions, this long standing group of retired men is once again gathering weekly for breakfast at 8am on Wednesday mornings at the International House of Pancakes in East Lansing. New members always welcomed! Contact Emmett Braselton for more information.
FreewheelersRetirees (55 and older) gather together every month for fellowship and projects. Contact Jan Mace for more information. Group meetings are currently on hiatus during the pandemic.
Annual Advent DinnerOn the first Sunday of Advent, members gather for worship, fellowship, wreath making, cookie decorating and carol singing.
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