This is the one time a year where you get to pick the topic. Just submit a question into the box before the service starts and Rev. Jim will give it his best effort to answer. Your question may even show up as a sermon topic sometime during the program year!
The well-known Unitarian Universalist musician, Jim Scott, blesses us with his song of the same name. (The refrain is hymn #1056). Let us lift up song as a metaphor for a life well lived.
We aspire to welcome and celebrate diversity of all kinds, which of course can be challenging at times. By leaning into our covenantal faith, we are called to creatively engage with one another in love and support.
We bid farewell to the building that has served us well and celebrate our move in with our friends at Peace United Church of Christ.
Spring is filled with everything emerging from our long Wisconsin winter, transformed by warmth and light. Our congregation is also transforming itself quickly and emerging more vibrant than ever. Join us for coffee and fellowship with our Peace UCC friends at Peace United Church of Christ from 11:15 to 11:45 am. At 11:45 you can … Continue reading Transformational Community
Healing our world requires a balance of self-care and self-indulgence. Join us for coffee and fellowship with our Peace UCC friends at Peace United Church of Christ from 11:15 to 11:45 am. At 11:45 you can jump in line to dish up your brunch and then settle in for our UU service at noon. … Continue reading Seeking Balance to Make the World Whole
Whether we are chasing the American dream or the dreams we have for our Fellowship, we need to balance the problems with the possibilities. There’s a danger of achieving a dream we don’t actually believe in. Join us for coffee and fellowship with our Peace UCC friends at Peace United Church of Christ from 11:15 … Continue reading Seeking the Dream
We are a people of perseverance and together we will keep our Fellowship strong and vital.
Prison ministry is a way for Unitarian Universalists to help the incarcerated persevere while deepening our own faith as well.
Our Unitarian Universalist Fellowship matters – to me, to you, and to the world.
