Pilgrim House is a volunteer-led fellowship associated with the Unitarian Universalist Association. We welcome people of all races, ethnicities, and affectional orientations. We follow no creed or dogma, but rather ask all alike to think, not all to think alike.
Pilgrim House is open for in-person and Zoom programs (“multi-platform” or “hybrid” programs). Everyone is welcome!
Programs are Sundays at 10:15am unless otherwise noted
Doug Ohman, historian, photographer, and author, has been a frequent speaker at Pilgrim House over the years. On October 4, he will present a new program on the American Revolution, “America’s Beginnings”. In celebration of the 250th anniversary of the United States, he will highlight events and people that made this nation possible.
October 12 is Indigenous Peoples Day. Our presenter is Anthony “Tony” McGerr (Manitoba Métis Federation) is the Program Manager, Department of Indian Work with Interfaith Action of Greater Saint Paul’s. Much of his work centers on American Indian Youth Enrichment program; family Economic Mobility, Indigenous leadership, education, cultural connection, and the experiences of Native people … Continue reading Indigenous Peoples Day
Since 1976, Friends of the Boundary Waters has been the leading voice for the Boundary Waters. Having worked to safeguard 1.1 million acres of lakes and forests, their mission is to connect people of all backgrounds to the wilderness, so that this and future generations benefit from the magic of this special place. Marta Ditzler, Community … Continue reading Friends of the Boundary Waters
Rev. Terri Burnor, of the Minnesota Unitarian Universalist Social Justice Alliance, will inform us of their efforts in this year’s elections, what we should be aware of and what can be done in the future.
Reverend Leslie Mills is back talking about Connecting to your ancestors.
