“How are you?” people ask. “Oh, so busy,” many of us reply with a tone of exhaustion. Sometimes we wear this “busy” status as a badge of honor, an outward sign that must mean what we are doing is productive and positive and a measure … read more.
Join Diana Ensign for compassionate stories and heartfelt wisdom for handling loss. Her new book, “HEART GUIDE: True Stories of Grief and Healing” is a 2018 Independent Publisher Book Award Gold Medal Winner. Dianna is an author and speaker focusing on healing, radical compassion and … read more.
Join us for UU La Crosse’s Annual Bird Walk & Pancake Breakfast!
Breakfast will be ready starting around 8:15 am with the walk starting around 9. Breakfast will still be available after the walk and for those who stay in the Center to … read more.
No Sunday Service May 26, 2019
One of our Unitarian martyrs is Nobert Capek. He began his ministry as a Baptist heretic in Prague, Czechoslovakia, fled into exile to New York City, found himself labeled a heretic within the American Baptist church, and converted to Unitarianism. We will honor his life … read more.
In the 1800s, Unitarian and Universalist women were at the forefront of 1st wave feminism. They transformed motherhood from a private family matter into a political force to be reckoned with. We will celebrate their successes, own their shortcomings, and draw on their learnings.
Our theme … read more.
Rev. Minnema will report on his month long stay in Columbia where he was accompanying various Presbyterians who are advocates for some of the six million displaced persons who lost their lands, their livelihood and their culture to the long years of violence and greed … read more.
Aldo Leopold wrote about the need for people to adopt a ‘land ethic’. What does this mean for those of us who live in the beautiful and bio-diverse landscape of the Driftless Area? Do we consider how our actions are either promoting the beauty and … read more.
In the 19th century, Unitarians and Universalists left behind the doctrine of original sin, which says that humans are born depraved, and the doctrine of atonement, which says that Jesus died for those sins. Without these doctrines, what is left of Easter? More than you … read more.
As Christians begin Holy Week, Jews are preparing for Passover, which begins on Friday. The Passover Seder celebrates the journey of the Ancient Israelites out of slavery in Egypt. But it also offers much for those who strive for freedom today.
