When things in our world are confusing or scary, it’s important that we find ways to stay grounded in our values, connected to our neighbors, and moving forward. Join us for an engaging and practical service for all ages where we’ll explore how to put … read more.
In the spirit of welcoming in the new and sending out the old, join us for the Fire Communion Ceremony. You’ll be invited to write down a word or phrase to sum up what you wish to leave behind in the past year so you … read more.
Join us as we honor both the Winter Solstice and the promise of returning light, and the spirit of the Christian Christmas with its message of hope, peace, and love. We’ll celebrate with carols, candles and cookies. Everyone welcome!
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We will lift up the Ancient Greek Goddess Hecate, who is often depicted with three faces and holding a torch at a crossroads to guide travelers through the dark and unknown. Rev. Jim will share his reflections on how this beautiful metaphor of light guiding … read more.
As we begin the month of December and the theme, “Choosing Hope,” we consider what our Unitarian Universalist symbol, the flaming chalice, means in a historical and theological context and what challenges it gives us today as we strive to offer hope beyond ourselves, beyond … read more.
Join us for our Fifth Sunday potluck and a presentation by Tony Schneider, Director of Community Engagement at St. John’s Ministries. Growing up in Green Bay, Tony Schneider thought homelessness was what he saw on television and in the movies. He didn’t realize homelessness existed … read more.
Francis Beaumier is a two-time organ donor with deep roots in our local community – you may have spotted him cycling around De Pere (over 1,000 miles so far this year!) or calculating the savings from the solar panels on his home. He holds two … read more.
Come and share your thoughts of gratitude. We will be using the Haudenosaunee Thanksgiving Address to help us pay grateful attention to the gifts of creation that surround us and of which we are a vital part. This will be a participation reflection! Can’t wait … read more.
Our UU shared value of Pluralism states: “We celebrate that we are all sacred beings, diverse in culture, experience, and theology”. Did we take this mindset too much for granted and mistakenly assume it had carried out into our society as well? Now that pluralism … read more.
We often notice the mistakes or things that don’t turn out as we had planned more than we see the beauty, kindness or gifts of our days. Such a shame. But the truth is that being grateful takes practice. Join us as we look at … read more.
