• Unbecoming by Rev. Matt Aspin

  Many of us greet the new year with intentions to change one pattern or another in ourselves or in the world that we wish was different, but we are often…

• Long Night Reflections by Rev. Matt Aspin

  The longest night of the year is both a good time for reflection, and a gateway to promised brighter days ahead.

• Working With Families, Law Enforcement and Mental Illness by John Gernandt

  Learn about what John Gernandt has been presenting to Madison police officers going through CIT (Critical Intervention Training). CIT Training is for officers to learn more about dealing with individuals…

• What Can YOU Do About Climate Change? by Ankur Desai

  You have probably heard stories in the news about climate change or global warming. If these stories are all true, what does it mean for the future? Or maybe the…

• “UU, the UN, and U” by Rev. Matt Aspin

  Did you know that October 24th is United Nations Sunday? Did you know that Unitarian Universalism maintains an office at the UN? Join Rev. Matt for a reminder of just…

• “Evoking Spiritual Experience in Our Lives” by Ilene Haykus

  Our lives are characterized by growth. Physical, intellectual and emotional growth are easy to observe. But what about the less obvious area of personal development referenced in our third Unitarian…

• Question Box by Rev. Matt Aspin

  Our Sunday Service on October 10th will be something new called a “Question box service.” This will be your opportunity to ask our minister any question you have about UU-ism,…

• “Francis E.W. Harper: Unitarian, Suffragist, and Black” by Robin Proud

  Few of us have heard of Frances Ellen Watkins Harper, the leading Black poet of the 19th century, a novelist and essayist, a fighter for abolition, temperance and women’s suffrage. She chose…

• Healing Spaces by Rev. Matt Aspin.

  A healthy prairie is a delicate ecosystem that provides shelter and habitat for a thriving diversity of interdependent life. As we come back together to welcome our next season, join…

• Labor in the Pulpits / On the Bimah / In the Minbar by Rebecca Meier-Rao

  In this presentation, Worker Justice Wisconsin (WJW) lifts up the voices, experiences and causes of all those who labor in our community, especially low-wage and immigrant workers. We talk about…