In the UU tradition, the annual Flower Communion was a way to unite the people of the congregation and celebrate the diversity of the fellowship. Participants are asked to bring a flower to share, and these flowers are distributed throughout the congregation. What more appropriate way to celebrate the diversity of our fellowship than by … Continue reading RE Kids Service / Flower Communion
In the book “Little Fires Everywhere,” Celeste Ng said: “It came, over and over, down to this: What made someone a mother? Was it biology alone, or was it love?” Join us on Mother’s Day as several friends and member share stories of motherhood.
Join us for a celebration of all things music! Members and friends are invited to share their musical talents during this special service. Whether your instrument of choice is a clarinet, guitar, or your voice, all performers are welcome. To sign up, please contact Claudia Moder.
I’ve been wondering about the word Grace lately. What is it? I know I’ve experienced it but where does it come from and who bestows it? Reason tells me it is given by those around me but my heart tells me there is something more magical and sacred about its offering. Join us as we … Continue reading Unpacking Grace
Gratitude as a theme of the traditional Easter story often reflects feelings that a risen Christ has relieved us of the burden of our sins. However, this is not a common Unitarian Universalist understanding. We will explore the nature of gratitude and find some meaning as it relates to the Easter story that has passed … Continue reading Gratitude: A Sermon for the Earth on Easter
Our annual celebration of National Poetry month will once again include a service of sharing our favorite poetry. Whether you have authored a poem or wish to share another author’s, please let Claudia Moder know if you would like to participate.
Andy Waterman and Christine Seidl share their 30-day, 30-night pilgrimage on Camino del Norte. The ancient path leads many people to Santiago de Compostela in search of a spiritual experience. They will give a brief telling of what they found in their daily lives as pilgrims during their journey in 2018.
Need a break from 24 hour news, 24 hour convenience stores, 24 hour online streaming, 24 hour casinos, 24 hour (fill in the blank)…? Explore how the development of an appreciation and use of silence can nourish our bodies and souls. Steve is a Norbertine brother who has lived in De Pere most of his … Continue reading What’s So Great About Silence, Anyway?
Yukwatsistay^ is made up of a core group of dedicated grassroots Oneida community volunteers committed to supporting those who need help fighting the battle of addiction. As our March 24th Sunday Service presenter, certified Recovery Coach/Yukwatsistay^ Board Treasurer Debra Valentino will help us better understand how the Oneida community, through the work of Yukwatsistay^, is … Continue reading Yukwatsistay^: Our Fire, Our Spirit, Within Each One of Us
Brian Terrell will share his timely message that explores peacemaking as a vocation in a time of military and economic warfare, racism and environmental devastation. Brian has been a part of the Catholic Worker movement for more than 40 years. A Green Bay native, Brian attended St Norbert College for a year before he joined the … Continue reading Peacemaking: Being Human in a Time of Permanent War.
