Based on his own experiences as a UU La Crosse member of 16 years, David Boen will talk about our Fellowship and what it’s like to be a member. Whether you’re visiting us for the first time, or you’ve been a member for as … read more.
Along with many other UU congregations, we traditionally celebrate our coming together in the fall by pouring a bit of water that has been collected over the summer into a common container. This action symbolizes the flowing together of our lives in religious community … read more.
There will be no service this Sunday because of the holiday weekend. Join us next Sunday as we kick off the new program year with our annual Rock and Water Ingathering Service!
Join us for this fun and entertaining yearly tradition! This service will take place at Riverside Park at the Great River Folk Fest grounds. The service will begin at 9:30 AM. If you have folding chairs convenient, please bring them—otherwise, chairs will be provided. All are … read more.
Meditation practices invite us to a greater awareness of our present experience and offer tools for wellbeing. We will explore the science of self-compassion practices and investigate the potential for those practices to inform a UU spiritual path. Two guided self-compassion meditations will be … read more.
Just as a 3D-printed object is created one layer at a time, our lives are shaped one experience, one relationship, and one choice at a time. No one is a “finished product”, and that’s something to celebrate rather than fear.
Ethan Swizdor is a … read more.
Rev. Julianne Lepp will explore how storytelling, community, and mindfulness can foster healing, even in life’s most challenging seasons.
Rev. Julianne Lepp is a Unitarian Universalist minister, writer, and spiritual director. She has served the Unitarian Universalist Congregation in Eau Claire as their minister … read more.
Join us for a casual gathering at Perrot State Park as we come together with the Winona UU for community, conversation, and fun. We’ll share a potluck meal, enjoy a relaxed poetry reading, and spend time connecting outdoors with yard games and fabulous river … read more.
This talk explores how periods of fear, grief, uncertainty, and emotional struggle—while painful—can also become spaces of transformation, meaning-making, and renewal. Drawing from biology, psychology, philosophy, and trauma research, the talk reframes darkness not as a failure or detour, but as a natural and … read more.
We are living in grim and fearful times. And yet, we still have to figure out how not to succumb to despair and feelings of helplessness. Far from simply being “luxuries” that make us feel good, humor and creativity are absolutely essential to people’s … read more.
