The Great Story
This Sunday is your gentle reminder that humans are the universe made conscious of itself. Within this larger perspective, let us cling to the grandeur and mystery of Life and our role to live consciously, made of stardust.
This Sunday is your gentle reminder that humans are the universe made conscious of itself. Within this larger perspective, let us cling to the grandeur and mystery of Life and our role to live consciously, made of stardust.
A Winter Day by Canadian composer Sarah Quartel presented by the Unicantors with guest musicians
Our theme for December offers an invitation to presence, urging us to experience the here and now instead of thinking about the past or fretting about the future. Being present requires practice … read more.
We are entering the season of Advent, a time of preparation. We prepare our homes for guests, clean the house, put up the decorations, and cook and bake the special recipes. We select and wrap just the right gift and we’re super busy. And … read more.
This Sunday, take time to discern where Life is calling you and how our movements together create strength that serves the community.
Lay-Led Service
Join Rev Allison Farnum and UUPMI Consultant and Activist Monica Cosby as we explore deep listening through the lens of restorative justice. We will learn about the deeper, more holistic framework that is transformative justice, participating in systemic repair of the world.
In today’s world, with our climate in crisis and rising tensions in our news, there are so many causes that people need to do something about. And yet, it can feel overwhelming – in the midst of so much need, how do we know what … read more.
Inspired by the Fall Equinox, the brief moment of balance invites us toward deeper reflection around bringing balance into our own lives.
In a world that often seems to run on stress and urgency, how can we find and maintain a sense of inner peace? This sermon explores the Unitarian Universalist approach to living a stress-free life. We will delve into spiritual, emotional, and practical tools … read more.
Exploring connection, liminality, and social change, featuring a story for all ages, “The Mouse and the Inbetween” written by Chet Celenza, a member of the UU congregation in Waukesha, and illustrated by Chet’s daughter Adeline Celenza.