Sure, most of us know that burning fossil fuels contributes to climate change. But how can organizations and households prioritize actions that reduce their use of fossil fuels? This is the question that Rob Tyser will address in his first of two presentations for … read more.
As Unitarian Universalists, we draw upon many sources for inspiration, including “humanist teachings which counsel us to heed the guidance of reason and the results of science, and warn us against idolatries of the mind and spirit.” Depending on who conducts the survey and … read more.
Please join us in our annual Service of Remembrance on November 5th. You are invited to bring a memento, photo, or symbolic object representing a loved one (including animals) who has died. These will be used to create a memorial altar during the service. This … read more.
Very recently the United Nations General Assembly accepted a report calling for nations who had profited from the African slave trade to consider reparations for the slaves’ descendants. In this presentation for UN Sunday, Eric Kraemer discusses the case for reparations in the United States … read more.
What does it mean to be Unitarian Universalists in the Twenty-First Century? Where have we come from? Where are we going? How do we understand and define ourselves at this critical moment in history – not only of our movement, but of our world? Over … read more.
Can the bible be redeemed for use by contemporary Unitarian Universalists? Believe it or not, the Bible is central to our Unitarian Universalist theological Heritage. Throughout our history and continuing into the twenty-first century, Unitarian and Universalist scholars have made many critical, creative, and practical … read more.
With the rapidly changing demographics in our society, we are confronted with the challenge of restoring and reforming elderhood. Possibility Planning, as a tool to connect with joy, is one way we all can promote a new vision of aging.
Amy Smyth has … read more.
The Enlightenment is part of the intellectual heritage of Unitarian Universalism. Denis Diderot (1713-1784) was a philosopher of the French Enlightenment chiefly known as the main editor of the multi-volume Encyclopedia which has been called “the Bible of the French Enlightenment.” Jailed early in life … read more.
Building on the 2023-24 UU La Crosse Fellowship theme, Joy in Service, we will explore how serving each other in our community can transform us and bring us joy.
Amanda Strosahl has been a member of the UU Fellowship for over 15 years. She is enjoying … read more.
Karla Hein, the La Crosse Warming Center Coordinator, will share a powerful story with us about what it is like to be on the front lines at the Warming Center on 3rd Street in La Crosse. Each evening, seven days a week, from November 1st … read more.
