Insects surround us. They fuel life on Earth through their roles as pollinators, predators, and prey, but rarely do we consider the outsize influence they have had on our culture and civilization. Their anatomy and habits inform how we live, work, create art, and innovate. … read more.
Join us this Sunday morning for a Youth-led Service! Planned and facilitated by our Director of Religious Eduction, Carmen Golay, and our UU Youth! This will be an intergenerational service. We hope you’ll join us to see what they have planned.
For information about attending … read more.
In his presentation, long-time fellowship member, Eric Kraemer, invites us to discover the origins and explore the meaning of an important concept to which we often officially refer, the Beloved Community. Why has this concept been important? What is it that makes a community ‘beloved’? … read more.
For 53 years, Unitarian Universalists anchored their core beliefs with a set of seven principles, Ron will share the results of research he has done to honor the work of those who developed and wrote them. He will talk briefly about the process that replaced … read more.
Immigrants with status and without it are currently facing a myriad of challenges. Laura Pastrana will provide insight into some of their fears and hopes and share how Voces de la Frontera are organizing and working to protect families and individuals. Laura will also discuss … read more.
The service on this stormy March Sunday will be held only on Zoom. We’ll get to discuss fellowship goals together in breakout rooms!
We, as a congregation, will celebrate what we love about our Fellowship and dream about how to use our creativity and … read more.
The FSPA are on the journey of right relationships, unveiling white privilege, truth and healing. Sue Ernster, FSPA will share part of their story leading to the land transfer of a retreat center in Northern WI to the Lac Du Flambeau Tribe that occurred on … read more.
We live at a time when technology companies have intruded further into our personal lives than many would have thought possible. The intrusion provides us with many benefits, but it also comes at a cost. The cost is our souls. We become what we pay … read more.
We will gather at our usual time of 10 AM for a potluck. Please bring a dish to share and your own utensils/plates, though some will be provided if you forget.
If you can help before or after, please sign up to help with setup and … read more.
What does resilience look like when it’s visible? And what about when it’s hidden? This talk invites you to explore the many ways queer communities-both global and local-have survived, thrived, and stayed connected across generations. From bold public acts to quiet, secret forms of communication, … read more.
