No Sunday Service
A Christmas Eve service and gathering will take place outdoors from 4-6pm in the UU parking lot, so bundle up and come for some warm holiday cheer! Thank you to all the people who responded so generously to the requests for ideas. For those … read more.
Unitarian Universalism draws on many sources in the holiday season, but all too often our rational minds struggle with the magic in the stories. But it doesn’t take a belief in the supernatural to allow ourselves to feel the awe that transcends time and … read more.
Join us for this special three-member panel presentation on understanding the situation of those who have come here from Afghanistan and being welcoming to them. Dr. Wahhab Khandker, Professor Emeritus of Economics at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse, will be speaking on the emotional/spiritual … read more.
Nicole will briefly discuss her work in the La Crosse and surrounding areas for the past 30 with those who have experienced trauma. Nicole uses trauma informed care and a relationship based approached called Circle of Security ® to help people understand what has … read more.
In the aftermath of the liberation of France from Nazi occupation in 1944, the French novelist and philosopher Albert Camus, who had been part of the French Resistance, supported the violent punishment and execution of collaborators as a way to create a more just … read more.
Join us for Sunday Service with Rev. Leslie Mills!
For links to Zoom login info, Sunday’s Order of Service, Online Giving ad more click here –> linktr.ee/uulacrosse
The human experience of primal reverence requires no institutional structure — it comes spontaneously, often in natural settings, or moments of intense feeling. So what is it that we are about on Sunday mornings at 10:00? If you can’t schedule the spirit to appear, … read more.
Memories of those who have gone before us are both comforting and empowering as well as painful and discouraging. How do we navigate everything that our memories of loved ones bring to us? Who are we remembering, and who do we need to add … read more.