This Sunday at Northwoods

This Sunday at 10:30 a.m.

In person and online.

Fresh Pages, New Light

The world is still unfolding. So are we. Join us for the beginning of a new summer journey—one shaped by wonder, story, and the truths that find us when we’re paying attention. This week, we place the first stone and open the first page. First in the “Smooth Stones and Wild Seeds” Summer Series

By Rev. Sarah Prickett

With music by Courtney and Friends

To attend on Zoom:

To attend in person: Masks are suggested but not required. Signing in is encouraged in case there is a need for contact tracing. You do not need to sign up in advance to attend service.

To attend online: Online worship will take place using the Zoom video-conferencing platform. Use our custom URL to attend service: https://zoom.us/my/northwoodsuu or join by Meeting ID: 766 833 5778.

Also this Sunday:

What Does It Mean to Belong? A Conversation About Membership at Northwoods.

At Northwoods, we speak often about shared ministry—about the ways we care for this community together. But what does it really mean to belong here? What does it mean to be a member—not just on paper, but in spirit, in covenant, and in practice? Join Rev. Sarah for a discernment circle on the process of becoming a member. Together, we’ll listen, reflect, and imagine how this process can better reflect who we are and who we’re becoming. Can’t make it? Share your reflections online here.

Food on the First

Don’t forget to bring your nonperishable food donations this week to support our local food bank. Items like peanut butter, pasta, granola bars, and cereal are always appreciated. Please note: We are no longer accepting monetary donations—so grab a few shelf-stable items during your next grocery run and bring them with you!

Religious Education

All About Tarot – July 6

Facilitator: Lexie Griffiths

Curious about tarot cards? Join us for a fun, engaging session that explores the rich symbolism and intuitive storytelling of tarot. No prior experience needed—just an open mind! After the Time For All Ages, children ages 6 through high school are invited to Room 10 to learn about tarot as a tool for reflection, imagination, and insight.

Options for Younger Children: Our youngest friends can join the Chalice Children in the Childcare Room (Ages 2-4 yrs, room 2, downstairs). Families can also watch the service from the Family Room, or keep young children at the front of the sanctuary in the Wee Worship area.

More About Programs for Children

Information for Visitors