Here in the Northern Hemisphere, we are balanced on the cusp of the Winter Solstice — sometimes called the Longest Night. It is the deepest darkness of the year, a time when we are being cooked in the “cauldron of life,” in the Celtic tradition, … read more.
“Kindness” sounds like “Wisconsin nice,” but it’s more. Genuine kindness makes us real in the giving and in the receiving.
Pastor Jim Arends has served as bishop of the La Crosse Area Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America for twelve years and will retire … read more.
Many of us struggle at this time of year, when the days grow shorter and the cold sets in, but this year has particular challenges. We will be looking at the struggles we are facing and holding space for the extra pressure that puts on … read more.
As a faith tradition, Unitarian Universalists often pride ourselves on being inclusive, and there are many historical examples where that has been the case. However, there are also places in our history where we’ve fallen far short of that aspiration. What does it mean to … read more.
Dan will share his personal story, from a tragic beginning to healing wellness.
Daniel Green is a Ho-Chunk and a father. He is a Lecturer in the Department of Educational Studies at UW- La Crosse.
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The election is over, hallelujah. But the wounds that have divided our country are far from healed. Given what is happening this week and in the months to come, what do we do now? Join us for a reflective service to help heal this hurting … read more.
This Sunday’s service is a combination of presentation and ritual, and if you want to go in depth—a creative opportunity for you at home. My talk will share ideas and stories from an exciting new text: “Grief Reimagined—50 Creative Strategies to Build Resilience” by Christine … read more.
In these midst of global pandemic, rising authoritarianism, and uprising, lives hang in the balance and the future of democracy is on the line. In response, Unitarian Universalists are answering the call of our faith, building powerful partnerships to mobilize our communities to #VoteLove and … read more.
When it comes to racial justice, what does it mean to “know your place?” Some see it as a phrase with an oppressive and violent racially-charged history. Others seek to know their place so they might be better engaged and connected in the work of … read more.
