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Brand Midwest Unitarian Universalist Summer Assembly

MUUSA

An annual intergenerational Unitarian Universalist retreat for fun, fellowship, and personal growth

Located
at Trout Lodge in the YMCA of the Ozarks near Potosi, Missouri

Scheduled
Sunday July 1st through Saturday July 7th 2018

All are welcome
regardless of age, race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, social class or ability

Get Registered for 2018

Complete the five-minute process to register yourself for camp.
Register

What is MUUSA like?

Programs

Most of MUUSA programming is divided into age groups. Find out what to expect for anyone, young and old, at our retreat.

List Programs

Housing

Thanks to the amazing staff and facilities at YMCA of the Ozarks, we have several housing options available.

See Room Types

Cost Calculator

Use this helpful tool to help estimate how much MUUSA will cost this year. Full details can be found in the brochure.

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Scholarships

By partnering with our facility, YMCA of the Ozarks, MUUSA is able to offer financial assistance for those in need.

Find Details

What is new for MUUSA in 2018?

Workshops

Here is a list of all 2018 workshops available, as organized by our Adult Programming Committee.

View Workshops

Excursions

This is where you can find more details about single-day trips planned in 2018, if you're looking to try something new.

View Excursions

Theme Speaker

Find out more information about our 2018 Theme Speaker, Reverend Nic Cable.

View Biography

Join us!

Quotes from the community

Over 60% of our campers return for multiple years

"When you hear about the kinds of experiences that change kids' lives, this is what they are talking about."

Karen S. / Wheaton, Illinois

"I love that I started the week not knowing anyone except my children, but ended the week with lifelong friends."

Geeta P. / Colorado Springs, Colorado

"MUUSA is a true community for building meaningful friendships-- as well as a low stress family vacation where you are not always reaching for your wallet."

Roger E. / Atlanta, Georgia