• “Roe v. What’s Next?” by Rev. Matt Aspin

  This Sunday, January 22nd, marks the 50th anniversary of the Supreme Court’s decision that validated a woman’s right to make her own healthcare decisions regarding pregnancy, which was overturned by…

• “Finding Balance in the New Year” by Rev. Matt Aspin

  It is generally and universally accepted by the world’s philosophies and religions that human beings are born with three native intelligences: Thinking, Feeling, and Doing. Learning to use each one…

• “The FUUture of our Faith” by Rev. Matt Aspin

  Article II of the bylaws that form the foundation of our Unitarian Universalist Association of congregations is titled, “Principles and Purposes.” Because we are a living tradition and hold the…

• “Democracy Aint Easy” by Mark Richards

  Our democracy is under attack. Although the attack has taken its most blatant forms in the past eight years, the assault began in the 1950’s and has been building strength…

• “Communal Salvation” by Rev. Matt Aspin

  In a society founded on the myth of rugged individualism, the practice of turning to community for support in times of strife can feel unnatural. It’s time to cast off…

• “Flashbacks” by Gene Kain

  Prairie member Gene Kain is the creator of Prairie’s current art installation. Horrific images of war in the Ukraine rekindled his childhood memories of World War II. By the age…

• “Why You Should Care About Workers” by Frida Ballard and Socorro Cortez

  Frida Ballard and Socorro Cortez will discuss the work that Worker Justice Wisconsin does, and the role that faith communities can play in fighting exploitation and labor injustice. Labor in…

• “The Discovered Why” by Rev. Matt Aspin

  We do a lot of things in this community. And we do a lot of things really well. But do ever remember to take some time to reflect upon why…

• “Thomas Wentworth Higginson: Unitarian Minister and The Civil War” by Al Nettleton

  Higginson commanded a regiment of black soldiers during the Civil War. The program will cover his background, his role in the Civil War, his writings and his friendships.

• “Counting Our Blessings” by Rev. Matt Aspin

  The current Prairie Covenant group chose to explore the theme of “Celebrating Blessings” this month, which seems like a worthy topic to consider as we begin to gather back together…