An example of conflict resolution

On Sunday, Sept. 8, Itasca Unitarian Fellowship kicks off its 2024-25 year with a program reflecting on conflict resolution. Candy Miller took part in the Unitarian Universalist Association’s June 2024 General Assembly debate and vote on replacing Article II of the organization’s constitution with new language, the first major revision since the 1980s. In this program, she will share what she learned from the UUA’s process of conflict resolution. Service is 10am-noon with the program starting at 11am. Jeanne Newstrom is host. All are welcome.

As a member of the UUA, the Itasca Unitarian Fellowship supports and affirms the values of Generosity, Transformation, Justice, Interdependence, Equity, and Pluralism, which are based on a foundation of Love. Our spirituality is unbounded, drawing from scripture and science, nature and philosophy, personal experience and learning from others, ancient tradition and current challenges.

Services are 10 a.m.—12 noon Sundays, September to May, at the Unitarian Chapel, except for an outdoors service the fourth Sunday every other month, at a place to be announced. The Unitarian Chapel and meditation trail are located in the pine woods at 3906 East Highway 169, Grand Rapids. More information is at www.itascaunitarianfellowship.org and on Facebook. Visitors are welcome.