The Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Petoskey

The Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Petoskey is a diverse group of spiritual seekers who welcome people willing to share ideas about their religious quest.

Mission Statement

The Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Petoskey exists to offer an open, tolerant, religious community to nurture spritual growth and to value diversity. For a complete version of our statement of purpose click here.

Program Information

Regular Meetings

July 6, Potluck picnic at Schulze cabin

Once again Sue Schulze has graciously offered to host our Annual Freedom Picnic on Sunday, July 6th, at her lovely cabin on the bluff overlooking Lake Michigan. Table service and coffee will be provided. Bring a dish to pass and a beverage if you prefer something other than coffee. If it's nice you may want to swim. Optional: kayaks, beach-walking shoes We may need a few extra outdoor chairs. The potluck picnic will begin at noon.

Directions to the cabin - Drive to Good Hart - corner of Robinson Road and M119. Going north from that intersection on 119, passing 3 stores on the west side of the road, turn left down the hill toward Lake Michigan on N. Lamkin Road. At the bottom, continue south on Lamkin Road - 2 1/2 miles. Part way you will be in Middle Village, site of St. Ignatius Church. (You may wish to look in the church and, in particular, see the small murals by Louis Frances.) Continue one more mile south and you will find 1072 South Lamkin. It is a long dark log cabin on the beach side.

Any questions, call Sue at 231-526-2262 or at ssch@freeway.net.

July 13th: Pot Luck at the Kinney's: Imagination Needed

Salad and Discussion; Near Lake Huron - plan to carpool  Check out the UU World article about imagination which we will use as our starting point for a spirited discussion.

The congregation meets at 11:00 AM on the first and third Sundays of each month (with a Sunday potluck on five sunday months). Meetings are held at the Carnegie Building (the renovated Petoskey Public Library) at 415 E. Mitchell Street.

There is a list of program topics. Weekly topics are announced in the Thursday News Review. Call 231-516-0094 (the congregational voice mail/pager) for more information on the group and its activities or email uucofpetoskey@yahoo.com.