No Service – Memorial Day Weekend
No Sunday Service this weekend. See you at the Flower Communion on June 5th!
No Sunday Service this weekend. See you at the Flower Communion on June 5th!
A reflection on the potential and power of a moment and what it means to me to be a soul scholar.
Five decades, Jackson Jantzen has been serving in the role as a human being in this massively messed up group project we were born into … read more.
At the UU Building in La Crosse (and on Zoom), Rev. Leslie Mills will lead a service.
For those attending the UU Camping Weekend, Jon Thometz will lead a talk at Wyalusing State Park.
For information about attending in person, links to Zoom login info, … read more.
On this Mother’s Day, we explore reproductive justice for all, and how Unitarian Universalists can actively respond to the limits placed on our freedoms.
Rev. Kelli Clement (she/her) serves two congregations: She’s an Assistant Minister at First Unitarian Society of Minneapolis, where her portfolio includes Social … read more.
We’re all connected: an interdependent whole. Therefore, says Rev. Susan Frederick-Gray, “covenant is our religious response to our fundamental interdependence.” We make promises about how to be together, and how to be in the world. We also fall short of honoring those promises, inviting us … read more.
Through human history there have been myriad notions about the nature of an infinite being. The Buddha himself never claimed any divine inspiration nor personal divinity. We will explore his perspectives.
Shoken Winecoff is an ordained Buddhist monk in the Soto Zen tradition. They are an … read more.
Our country, our neighbors, and in many cases our families are divided by ideology, political views, and social splintering. What is our common ground, and what do we share together? Join us as we explore this topic on the all-American holiday known as Easter Sunday.
For … read more.
Join us for the kickoff to our UU La Crosse Earth Week! Our Social and Environmental Justice Team has organized several opportunities for us to engage with environmental practices in our community. Let’s explore how this work ties into our Unitarian Universalist theology and values.
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Many of us know Saul Prombaum. He addressees complex religious issues in warm and often humorous ways. Come to see and hear the opening presentation in our April series on theology and ecology.
Saul Prombaum was for many years the Cantor and Rabbi at La Crosse’s … read more.
Another Earth Day approaches, but with the pandemic into its 3rd year, deep social fissures, and the effects of climate change upon us in the form of fires and floods, many of us may not be taking much notice, leave alone feeling like celebrating. In … read more.