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.
Singer-songwriter writer Peter Mayer leads our morning reflection with a message about the universe that science describes and how UUism can help us develop a spiritual relationship with that story. Peter began playing the guitar and writing songs when he was in high school. In college he studied theology and music, and then spent two years … Continue reading Church of What We Know
Unitarian Universalists have long been on the forefront of comprehensive sexuality education (first with About Your Sexuality and now with our OWLS-Our Whole Lives Sexuality curriculum), as well as being early advocates for LGBTQ rights and the full inclusion and welcome of LGBTQ folks and families into UU faith communities. We are comfortable talking about … Continue reading Sex and Money
What is Grace? How do we discover it? Is Grace a free gift of love for us? Join Sally Terrell as she discovers answers for these another questions regarding Grace and gives her opinion on what the free gift of grace is for us.
Families are formed in many different ways. It’s not uncommon to see families formed via adoption, inter-racial families, families with same-sex partners, and countless other wonderful combinations. As Elizabeth Gilbert once said, “We must take care of our families wherever we find them.” On Sunday, February 17, the Brumm-Chandler family will be discussing how their … Continue reading Unity and Diversity: How A Family Is Made
For ancient and medieval thinkers, imagination and theology went hand-in-hand as a way of understanding the world. During the Reformation, however, imagination came under increasing suspicion as a source of knowledge as Catholics were accused of devising man-made inventions in the name of doctrine and deception, and Protestants were accused of following the individual imaginations … Continue reading Imagination as a Source of Knowledge
One of the most significant parts of end-of-life planning is deciding what will happen to our bodies after we die. Traditional funerals take a heavy toll on our environment. Many people think there are only two options – traditional burial or cremation. There is another way that is much friendlier to the environment. Penn Engebose, … Continue reading Leave Mother Earth with a Kiss instead of a Kick
