Due to COVID-19 measures, all in-person services held at our fellowship have been cancelled until further notice.
Instead—and for the duration of the COVID-19 quarantine—Rev. Christina Leone-Tracy and our friends at Fox Valley UU are providing streaming digital “Fellowship Connections @ A Distance” Sunday Services via Zoom … read more.
Due to COVID-19 measures, our Annual Poetry Sunday and all in-person services held at our fellowship have been cancelled until further notice.
Instead—and for the duration of the COVID-19 quarantine—Rev. Christina Leone-Tracy and our friends at Fox Valley UU are providing streaming digital “Fellowship Connections @ … read more.
Due to COVID-19 measures, our annual Pride Sunday and all in-person services held at our fellowship have been cancelled until further notice.
Instead—and for the duration of the COVID-19 quarantine—Rev. Christina Leone-Tracy and our friends at Fox Valley UU are providing streaming digital “Fellowship Connections @ … read more.
Due to COVID-19 measures, all in-person services held at our fellowship have been cancelled until further notice.
Instead—and for the duration of the COVID-19 quarantine—Rev. Christina Leone-Tracy and our friends at Fox Valley UU are providing streaming digital “Fellowship Connections @ A Distance” Sunday Services via Zoom … read more.
Due to COVID-19 measures, Rocks: History and Healing has been postponed and all in-person services held at our fellowship have been cancelled until further notice.
Instead—and for the duration of the COVID-19 quarantine—Rev. Christina Leone-Tracy and our friends at Fox Valley UU are providing streaming digital … read more.
Our hymnal is a rich source of beautiful music from so many traditions! You are cordially invited to join Denise Jacobs, our music director, and our musicians for Fellowship hymn sing of some of your favorites. Denise will offer some historical background and theological notes. … read more.
The Canary Fund began in 2019 as a way to honor the life and lifelong generosity of James Rivett of Green Bay, Wisconsin (1958-2018). The organization’s name is inspired by the canaries brought into coal mines to sense and respond to the environment.
A consummate giver, … read more.
Join us this Sunday, the weekend BEFORE Labor Day this year, for our annual Mingling of the Waters service. Will we have even been able to travel to summer destinations this year? Or will our waters be from more local sources, like a rain barrel … read more.
Unitarian Universalists have had a tradition of taking summers off altogether. One of the theories of why traces back to Harvard.
Unitarianism has long appealed to freethinkers and intellectuals, including many college professors. In the United States, Unitarianism really took off after 1805, when Harvard first … read more.
Today’s sermon will explore the relationship (and lack thereof) of the Revelation in the New Testament and THE END TIMES which many more conservative Christian Denominations and TV Evangelists preach on and on about.
Our speaker, Benjamin Cruz-Uribe, teaches popular Lifelong Learning courses at UWGB and … read more.
For two millennia, Christians have been told that the Jewish leaders and people have been responsible for the death of Jesus of Nazareth. The evidence for this belief comes primarily from the four Gospels of the Bible. After the Jewish Holocaust occurred during World War II, there … read more.
Laughter is an affirmation of our humanness, a face-saving way to express our anxieties, fears, and other hidden emotions. It breaks the ice, builds trust, and draws us together into a common state of well-being. On this first Sunday in April, we’ll explore what it … read more.
