Participating in democracy is the easiest way to publicly embrace our principles. Is our voting a reflection of our principles? How do we impact the messiness of democracy? Join us via ZoomMeeting ID: 947 8507 2083Passcode: 266051 Or by phone: +1 312 626 6799 US (Chicago)

There’s a big difference between the key components of our 2nd principle – embracing justice/equity AND offering compassion. Both are important but cannot be substituted for each other. Join us via ZoomMeeting ID: 947 8507 2083Passcode: 266051 Or by phone: +1 312 626 6799 US (Chicago)

Embracing the idealistic vision of our 2nd principle in society begins with living into our covenant within our congregations. Join us via ZoomMeeting ID: 947 8507 2083Passcode: 266051 Or by phone: +1 312 626 6799 US (Chicago)

Scientists know that trees in a forest use an underground network to support each other. Similarly we grow spiritually as we support each other to dig deeper into our individual faith journeys. Join us via Zoom.  Weekly service links and password access can always be found on our calendar.

Join us this Sunday, for our annual Mingling of the Waters (also known as the Water Communion) 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 or meditation garden? Be prepared to share a symbol of water … Continue reading The Deep Waters of Our Faith Community

Rev. Jim Coakley shares the morning message through Fox Valley UU. Since the invention of the letter and then the telephone, human connection has slowly crept towards the virtual world. Now that the pandemic has rapidly increased this transition, how do we nurture a theology of connection in the virtual land of Zoom? This is … Continue reading A Theology of Connection in Zoomland

Join us for a thoughtful service provided by our regular visiting Unitarian Universalist ordained minister.