Hope United Church of Christ

Fred M.B. Amram reads from and discusses his memoir-in-stories "We're in America Now".

Write on, Door County's executive director shows how to create a "gratitude journal". Learn how to pay attention to and remember the good things in life. Previous writing experience not necessary. Free.

Come together to share and listen to poems promoting peace. Free and open to all ages.

Naomi Shihab Nye's collection "Transfer: poems" is the focus. Free and open to the community.

A light breakfast, speakers, and childcare provided. All parents welcome. Call 920.743.2701 for more information.

All are welcome to sing along, listen to soloists and enjoy light refreshments. Printed lyrics provided. Free, but donations accepted.

Join other paper crafters to work on your creations. Call Holly at 823.2220 or Olive at 818.0190 for more information.

9-11am. Parent Partnership Gathering. A light breakfast, speakers, and childcare provided. All parents welcome. Call 920.743.2701 for more information. 7pm. Weather Themed Sing-Along. Song books available. Local singer-musician John Contratto will lead songs. All ages welcome. Light refreshments will be served. Free will offering.

“The Paris UN Climate Change Conference: Some Sobering News, Some Hopeful News,” presented by entomologist Dick Smythe, will focus on international commitments to slow this global threat and mitigate its worst effects. A question and answer period will follow.

A walk down memory lane. Donations accepted for a clean water project. Lyrics will be provided.

5pm. Light supper with soup and bread. 5:30-7:30pm. “Race: The Power of an Illusion.” Showing episode 1, “The Difference Between Us.” A three-part series focusing on what race is, what it isn’t, and why it continues to be such a troubling idea in America today. Followed by a thoughtful, civil, and honest dialogue. Free.

5pm. Light supper with soup and bread. 5:30-7:30pm. “Race: The Power of an Illusion.” Showing episode 2, “The Story We Tell.” A three-part series focusing on what race is, what it isn’t, and why it continues to be such a troubling idea in America today. Followed by a thoughtful, civil, and honest dialogue. Free.

5pm. Light supper with soup and bread. 5:30-7:30pm. “Race: The Power of an Illusion.” Showing episode 3, “The House We Live In.” A three-part series focusing on what race is, what it isn’t, and why it continues to be such a troubling idea in America today. Followed by a thoughtful, civil, and honest dialogue. Free.

Featuring live music from the Sturgeon Bay High school Jazz Band, pancakes, hot cocoa, and a topping buffet. With bingo, face paint, games, and prizes. Free and open to the public.

"State and National Efforts," presented by Rev. Tisha Brown. A six-week program series focused on Environmental Justice. Free and open to all.

"The Relationship Between Spirituality & the Environment," presented by Dr. William Urbrock, Professor Emeritus of Religious Studies, UW Oshkosh. A six-week program series focused on Environmental Justice. Free and open to all.

"Environmentally Responsible Design," presented by Virge Temme. A six-week program series focused on Environmental Justice. Free and open to all.

"Agriculture and Our Environment," presented by Lynn and Nancy Utesch, founders of Kewaunee Citizens Advocating Responsible Environmental Stewardship. A six-week program series focused on Environmental Justice. Free and open to all.

"Global Threats to Fresh Water," presented by Scott Hansen, DNR Fisheries Biologist. A six-week program series focused on Environmental Justice. Free and open to all.

"Effective Strategies for Advocating for the Environment to Government Leaders," presented by representatives from Write On Door County, League of Women Voters and the Door County Civility Project. The finale of a six-week program series focused on Environmental Justice. Free and open to all.

All parents and caregivers of small children are welcome regardless of race, sex, religion or sexual orientation. Light refreshments are potluck; coffee is always provided. Featuring guest speakers, events and activities. Childcare provided.

Relax after trick-or-treating. Featuring family-friendly movies and food. Free. Free-will donations collected for food.

Enjoy hot cocoa and snacks as you build a gingerbread house. Limited space. Reservations required by calling 920.746.9645. $25/house, includes house, icing, decorations, chef tips & tricks.

Showing "Becoming More Visible" by Pamela French. Challenged by how to identify since early childhood, four fearless transgender young adults defy societal norms to be their true selves and become more visible. Popcorn and beverages available. Free.

Learn more about cannabis, legalization, decriminalization, its history, and effects on the body and brain. The City of Sturgeon Bay and Village of Egg Harbor will include advisory referendums about recreational and medical cannabis in spring.

Showing 'Harvest of Empire,' a 90 minute documentary produced in 2012 and based on the book of the same title by journalist Juan Gonzalez. The documentary contains graphic scenes not appropriate for young children. Donations will be accepted for Annunciation House, a Catholic charity in El Paso, Texas, provides support to refugees at the Mexico border.

A place for parents to come together to listen, talk, build friendships and support each other around the topic of mental health. RSVP to Chad Welch at 920.421.3146. Free.

Short business meeting followed by program by 6220 District Governor Steve Handrick. Visitors welcome. $5/breakfast, non-member.

Watch "Almost Sunrise," a documentary on moral injury told through the story of two combat veterans and their struggles with PTSD. Stay after for pizza and a discussion. Free and open to the public.    

CANCELED. All parents and caregivers of small children are welcome regardless of race, sex, religion, or sexual orientation. Light refreshments are potluck; coffee is always provided. Parents meet and chat while children play in the large nursery and adjoined lounge. Free.

CANCELED. All parents and caregivers of small children are welcome regardless of race, sex, religion, or sexual orientation. Light refreshments are potluck; coffee is always provided. Parents meet and chat while children play in the large nursery and adjoined lounge. Free.

CANCELED. All parents and caregivers of small children are welcome regardless of race, sex, religion, or sexual orientation. Light refreshments are potluck; coffee is always provided. Parents meet and chat while children play in the large nursery and adjoined lounge. Free.

Connect with other childcare providers and learn about available resources. Nutrition training from DCMC dietician. Refreshments served. RSVP at 920.421.3149 or [email protected].

Therapist Lauren Daoust discusses elders' mental health.

A time of reflection for those who struggle around the holidays.

Learn about Martin Luther King Jr.

Sheriff Tammy Sternard discusses mental health & the justice system.

Mayor Ward discusses the city's past, present & future.

Millie Kritzler discusses her experiences.

A Sturgeon Bay resident discusses Black history & his family's experiences.

A JAK's Place volunteer discusses parenting a child with a mental illness.

Cathy Keller discusses the connection between physical & mental health.

An immigration attorney discusses family-related immigration & deportation defense.

Learn ADD (Avoid, Deny, Defend) strategies.

Tracey Robertson discusses the impact of HELP of Door County.

Symone Sandoval discusses growing up Latina in a predominantly white county, & Scout Feldman discusses finding her voice & helping others do the same.

Register online at redcross.org. Reservations preferred, walk-ins welcome (there may be a greater wait time).

Hope United Church of Christ welcomes its Scholar-in-residence to Sturgeon Bay, Jennifer Stevens. Discussion topic will be "Dispelling Native American Sterotypes"

Hope United Church of Christ welcomes its Scholar-in-residence to Sturgeon Bay, Jennifer Stevens. Discussion topic will be "The Oneida 'Great Law'"

Hope United Church of Christ welcomes its Scholar-in-residence to Sturgeon Bay, Jennifer Stevens. Discussion topic will be "Oneida 'Philosophy of the Great Mind'"

Training session to volunteer to provide one-on-one adult literacy tutoring. $25/person.

Area youth and their parents are invited for hot pizza, halloween movies, and seasonal crafts before or after you Trick or Treat! Costumes are optional but encouraged. ALL are welcome at this free community event.

Brett Bicoy speaks about housing.

Jennifer Aldrich speaks about mentoring a child in our community.

A time of reflection for those who struggle around the holidays.