Speaker: Rev. Jim Coakley

Embracing the Possibilities of our Congregations

Thankfully, the darkness of the pandemic turned out to be more of a womb than a tomb. We used the long quiet time to reimagine the possibilities of our congregations and each Fellowship has moved boldly forward. We are now called to re-engage and together embrace new possibilities for our spiritual journeys. See the UUConnect for the … Continue reading Embracing the Possibilities of our Congregations

Our Cheese is Moving

Spencer Johnson’s popular change management book “Who Moved My Cheese” provides a great parable about how we adapt to change. We can either sit around and hope our old favorite cheese will come back or we can go find a new favorite. The coming program year is bringing a lot of positive changes to our … Continue reading Our Cheese is Moving

Question Box Sermon

This is the time every year in which your questions are the sermon. Because the service is virtual, it may work best to pre-submit questions to jimuumin@gmail.com. Otherwise, putting live questions in the chat box is always an option. See the UUConnect for the service logon information or click on August 1 in the calendar.

General Assembly Recap and UUA Update

In addition to supporting congregations as they transition out of the pandemic, this year’s General Assembly was primarily focused on the institutional changes started four years ago. We are transforming ourselves into the truly welcoming organization we have always aspired to become. See the UUConnect for the service logon information or click on July 11 in the calendar.

Flower Communion Sunday

Our annual flower communion service will still be held virtually but let us celebrate the resilience of our community over the last year! Have your flower nearby when you log onto the service and be prepared to share your feelings about it. Does your flower hold special memories or meaning? Or perhaps is your flower … Continue reading Flower Communion Sunday

Encouraging Spiritual Growth

Our 3rd principle lifts up “acceptance of one another and spiritual growth in our congregations”. Let us revisit what this means as our congregations become increasingly more diverse theologically. See the UUConnect for the service logon information or click on April 18 in the calendar.

Flourishing Together in NE Wisconsin

Our three primary congregations plan to collaborate more closely going forward with an expanded ministry. It’s a bold initiative to support our Unitarian Universalist movement in the region and spiritual growth as individuals. It offers expanded programing and more ways to become connected and involved for all ages. See the UUConnect for the service logon information or … Continue reading Flourishing Together in NE Wisconsin