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In our pluralistic post-Christian liberal religious tradition, we have often turned to nature to find shared symbols and experiences of the … read more.
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Both Passover and Easter are religious observances that find hope and release in dark times. How do they speak to us now as we distance socially and stay connected?
Our Sunday Services are being held online via Zoom until further notice. Please watch eNews for information on logging in to our services. We are working to ensure the privacy and security of our Zoom events and ask that you follow directions given in eNews. … read more.
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We are social creatures. The quality of our lives is dependent on … read more.
Knowing how to forgive and be forgiven isn’t something that we are born knowing. We have to learn how it’s done. This Sunday we will practice the steps of forgiveness.
Sunday service starts at 10 am. Visitors are ALWAYS WELCOME and encouraged to attend!
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Forgiveness is a tender thing. Because it connects to our sense of identity and involves our sense of right and wrong, it takes strength to offer it and to receive it. How do … read more.
With former UU La Crosse member Eric Severson about to be ordained as minister in the UU congregation in Midland, Michigan, Ron Malzer is honored to be able to read Eric’s final sermon delivered here, one that immediately followed and was based upon a great … read more.
Restorative justice is increasingly recognized as a fitting and generative response to harms committed in communities. After a brief overview of the theory of restorative justice, stories of restorative and reconciliatory practices will be shared, inviting reflection on the unexpected ways in which these practices … read more.
What is Generosity? Is it giving more than you’re comfortable with? Does it still count when it isn’t a burden to give? Is it time? Is it money? Is it both?
Keith Belzer, memeber of the Fellowship since 1992 and presenter on various topics, will talk … read more.
