Rev. Greg Jones, Affiliated Community Minister
revgreg@uulacrosse.org

Rev. Greg serves as a full-time staff chaplain at Gundersen Health System in La Crosse. He grew up in Minnesota, where he completed his first round of graduate studies at the U of M before embarking on a 25-year journey to the East Coast. After completing his seminary education at Andover Newton in 2019, he returned home to the Upper Midwest and arrived in La Crosse when he began a two-year chaplaincy residency at Gundersen in 2020. He loves La Crosse and is grateful for his Community Ministry affiliation with the Fellowship.

Heather McCracken, Congregational Administrator
admin@uulacrosse.org

After spending over a decade in the classroom teaching writing and literature, Heather decided to make the leap and change careers in 2020. Inspired by a commitment to equity and social justice, she hoped to find fulfilling work that supported a compassionate organization and community, and so she is thrilled to have found a home at UU La Crosse. 

Working Hours: Sunday 8:00 – 3:00; Monday – Thursday 9:00 to 5:00

On-site and Zoom meetings are available by appointment with notice. You can contact Heather with questions, assistance, and/or to schedule a meeting via email (admin@uulacrosse.org) or by calling 608-796-9993 (will respond during working hours). 

Carmen Golay, Director of Religious Education
youthdre@uulacrosse.org

Carmen is a long-time UU, having spent time in congregations in upstate New York and Honolulu, where she was a RE Coordinator during early pandemic months and remote learning. She has a Bachelor’s degree in Sociology/Anthropology and a Master’s Degree in Women’s Studies. In 2021 after 16 years in Hawaii, she and her family relocated back to the midwest. When she’s not working or planting something you can find her plunking away on a keyboard writing on various blogs or hunched over a sketchbook working on an illustration.

Lynn Biddick, Music Director
musicdirector@uulacrosse.org

Lynn was born and raised in La Crosse. She studied briefly at UWL and then went to Boston to attend Berklee College of Music, where she stayed long enough to establish herself as a singer/songwriter in the folk scene there. She moved to Nashville and founded the popular “Born to Cook” women’s songwriter show with Gillian Welch. She has been back in La Crosse for awhile now, where she has been part of Coulee Celtic, a recording artist with Momentous Records, and a Carole King Tribute artist on Moon Tunes. She has also been a classroom music teacher in several area schools, and a private piano and vocal instructor. She has done church piano work in a number of area churches and is very happy to have landed here in the UU Fellowship.