The UUA’s annual General Assembly took place virtually this year from June 20-23. Two of our Prairie delegates will recap their experiences at workshops and business meetings, including the voting…
n this reflection on Thomas Jefferson, Rev. Ralph Tyksinski will explore the complexity of Thomas Jefferson’s religious beliefs and why, identified as a Unitarian, they have a bearing on today’s…
For most Americans, daily life goes on as usual while authoritarianism continues its creeping rise. And that’s part of the playbook, a feeling of normalcy as freedoms and democracy erode.…
Wisconsin Hmong 101 will give a brief overview of the Hmong in Wisconsin, why the Hmong came to Wisconsin, who are the Hmong and challenges and milestones. Our speaker cofounded…
The world is messed up. What keeps you going? Let’s share some positivity in honor of green shoots, shorter nights, and warmer days. If you have a story that brings…
We are excited to have an intergenerational service on April 21st featuring Ken Lonnquist who will serenade us with songs related to nature. Prairie had Ken Lonnquist and Friends perform…
The fight for the women’s vote in the U.S. coincided with dramatic changes in cooking and nutrition, led by Unitarian Fannie Farmer.
Prairie member Gary Gates will talk about his recycling efforts and some of the ways he tries to go lightly on the earth.
On this Easter Sunday we explore and share the ways Unitarian Universalists discover and celebrate the many resurrections of the season.
Experiences of international parliaments, congresses, and partnerships. Ralph Tyksinski will review the Parliament of World Religions he attended in Chicago last August as well as other international connections. Peter Marion…
