“What we know matters but who we are matters more.”
Brene Brown
Adult Forum
Meets on Sunday mornings from 10:15 to 11:15 in the Lounge for those who would like to attend in person. We will have a few minutes to chat after worship and before the program begins promptly at 10:15. If you would prefer to join from the comfort of your own home, the link for the programs will remain the same throughout the semester.
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Contact :neal.sieglaff@pilgrimuccfdl.org if you would like the link to watch it later.
Fall 2025
Sunday, September 7 -Pilgrim Celebration Potluck
Join us for our begining the season celebration after church in the fellowship hall.
Sunday, September 14 – Leaders: Pastor Jeannie Douglas, Sue Kaiser, Sue Schmitz, and Tracy Abler
A Wider Look at the UCC: A Report on the National and State Conferences.
A perfect topic to start our fall semester. Come hear about important conversations and decisions happening in our wider church.
Sunday, September 21 – Leader Dr. Michael Jacobs – professor of History U.W. Platteville
Racism in Wisconsin – How did we get where we are? Dr, Jacobs discusses the interesting and complecated history of racism in Wisconsin.
Sunday, September 28 – Leader Dr. Michael Jacobs – professor of History U.W. Platteville
Institutional Racism- Dr. Jacobs returns to offer historical data and awareness into the many layers of institutional racism
Sunday, October 5 – COFFEE FELLOWSHIP
Sunday, October 12 – Leader Linda Stutz
Running to Stand Still: Migrants Search for Hope in the Promised Land – A Documentry
After viewing the film, Linda will lead a discussion on the film which focuses on the humanity of who these immigrants are and their hopes for a safe life.
Sunday, October 19 – Leader Kat Griffith, Fond du Lac County Supervisor & expert speaker on Immigration
Asylum and the Changing Face of Migration
Kat will focus on data and experiences concerning the southern border, asylum seekers, ICE, etc.
Sunday, October 26 – Leader Ben Blanc
Cognitive Apocalypse – Developing Critical Thinking Skills in the Age of Misinformation by Gerald Bronner.
So much free time and information at our fingertips. Ben will share Bonner’s tips for developing critical thinking skills to address misinformation
Sunday, November 2 – COFFEE FELLOWSHIP
Sunday, November 9 – Leader Peter Vercouteren
Salt Wise – As we approach winter, Peter will share his knowledge on the effects of salt on our environment and will offer tips for practical and responsible usage.
Sunday, November 16 – Leader Aaron Sadoff, Marion University President
Mindcraft: The Art of Positive Thinking Right Now by Arron Sadoff
The 18th President of Marion University, using his book as a backdrop, will share important and relevant insights for keeping a positive attitude in our negative times.
Sunday, November 23 – Leader Amy Loof, Executive Director of Solutions & Katherine Drexel Shelter
Solutions and St. Katherine Drexel House – Join us to hear the work of this organization in combating homelessness in
Fond du Lac.
Sunday, November 30 – Leader Rev. Chris Deaner-Rodgers, Pilgrim Worship Musician.
Advent – Pilgrim Worship Musician Chris will share knowledge and insights to help make our experience of Advent more meaningful.
Sunday, December 7 – COFFEE FELLOWSHIP & Alternative Gift Fair
Sunday, December 14 – Leader Mary Ann Otto, Pilgrim Adult Ed Coordinator
St. Nicholas: The Man and the myth
Enhance your Advent and Christmas experience by entering the stories of this legend of love and generosity.
Sunday, December 23 – Leader Rachel Wickowski
Stories of Christmas – Come and enjoy some Christmas treats and relax as Rachel shares inspiring and heartfelt stories of Christmas.
Sunday, December 28, No Session – Christmas Break