No Service – Memorial Day
We don’t have a service this Sunday because of the holiday weekend. We hope you join us next Sunday for our service featuring Jakob van Wielink!
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“Jazz and the Social Conscience” with Matthew Christen
Jazz and the Social Conscience. A nod to jazz and its contributions and struggles with social justice. While we learn and unlearn prejudicial and biased actions, spoken words, and internal processing, jazz plays a role as both a creative outlet for many marginalized musicians, as … read more.
No Service (Wyalusing Weekend)
We will not meet in the building this Sunday because we’ll be at Wyalusing! See you next Sunday, May 17th. Following the service, we will also have our Annual Meeting & Election AND our Volunteer Recognition. You won’t want to miss it!
“Brief History of Immigration Law and How Immigration Works Today”
Chuck Berendes will share his decades long experience providing immigration law in the La Crosse area as well as his passion for helping others in need.
Chuck was born and raised in La Crosse. He graduated from Aquinas High School. Following high school Chuck attended St. … read more.
“Bridging the Gap: Neighbors, Plans, and the La Crosse We’re Building Together”
As we mark another Earth Day, Beth brings her presentation ”Bridging the Gap: Neighbors, Plans, and the La Crosse We’re Building Together” – an honest faith-rooted conversation born from her own curiosity and concern. Beth has been exploring how our city and county are preparing … read more.
“The Insect Epiphany: How Our Six-Legged Allies Shape Human Culture”
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.
History & Humor on the Late Night Show with RE Kids
It’s the Late Late Show staring RE Kids! Our Unitarian Universalist history is full of interesting stories and colorful characters. Some of these characters will be joining us this morning. You might meet King John Sigismund, the only Unitarian King, or Theodore Parker, a seriously … read more.
“In Search of the Beloved Community”
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.
“The UU Seven Principles 1961-2024: Where Did They Come From? Where Did They Go?”
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.
“Nurturing a Community of Hope”
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.