This Sunday @ NWUUSunday, June 4 @ 10:30 am
"Black Joy Matters" - RJ Jones, Guest Speaker Jim Moir, Worship Associate Black joy is incalculable delight in the midst of inevitable sorrows. It is a powerful coping mechanism and survival strategy of a people forced to endure a "long and bitter night of slavery, segregation, discrimination, oppression, deprivation, exclusion, alienation, and rejection in this country." However, it's not just systemic factors that shape the experience and expression of joy in many black communities, but also the disproportionate, deleterious impact of certain negative individual lifestyle choices. Whether theistic or non-theistic in their spiritual orientation, blacks have always sought to maintain their sanity and self-worth by finding a joy that "the world can't giveth and the world can't taketh away." Dial In: 646-558-8656 Meeting ID: 893 6122 0540 Passcode: nwuu Upcoming ServicesSunday, June 11 @ 10:30 am
Rev. Fred Wooden, Consulting Minister Diana Kohler, Worship Associate Sunday, June 18 @ 10:30 am Pastor Joshua Berg, Guest Speaker Tom Ott, Worship Associate Sunday, June 25 @ 10:30 am Rev. Peter Gabel, Guest Speaker Vanessa Washington, Worship Associate Plate Collection50% Shared Plate Collection
Every other month throughout the year, Northwest shares 50% of the plate collections with the Southfield Emergency Needs Fund. Their goal is to help residents overcome personal hurdles to achieve a satisfying and productive quality of life. Human Services is a division of Southfield Community Relations. Text → to 248-574-8034 with your amount, ex "$20 plate" Donate Online → Select “Plate Collection – 50% Split" In Person → checks & cash can be placed into the collection basket. Track Your Financial Giving(use the same email you use to receive the church newsletter) Sign In | Create Account
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Congregational Administrator: Ben Gabel can be reached at office@northwestuu.org or by cell phone 248-622-7848