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Prairie is a welcoming community regardless of your identities and abilities. We are a small, open-minded community of families and individuals. At Prairie, you matter.

Sunday Services are normally at 10am in our Meeting Hall, 2010 Whenona Drive Madison, WI. Please note that because we are renovating our Meeting Hall, until further notice – possibly through December 2019 – we are now meeting at Oak Park Place, about a mile away. The address is 4327 Nakoma Road.

While Oak Park Place does have a parking lot, they have asked us to park on the street to leave room in the lot for the families of the Oak Park Place residents.

Infant/toddler childcare is always provided during Sunday Service. Feel free to drop in to any of our activities as well.

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November 24, 2019

Service: "Grief and Self-Care" by Deanna Rymaszewski
November 24, 2019 10:00 am - 11:15 am

When a friend or loved one dies, grief can leave you feeling overwhelmed. It affects both your work and home life. You may find yourself needing to support another person through grief without the tools to do so. You may need support for your own grief and don't know where to find it. This presentation covers the basics of grief and the grieving process, as well as common reactions to grief, appropriate expectations and community resources for people who are grieving.
PUURE Social Justice Holiday Bazaar!
November 24, 2019 10:00 am - 11:30 am

For the entire fall we've been working on small projects to sell to raise money for The Young Center for Immigration Rights. You can read more about this organization here. They are working to match each immigrant child in custody with their own legal advocate. Today, we'll work to set up our selling stations so we are ready to sell our wares to all the folks who visit us after the service. Feel free to bring any of your own crafts to sell and add the funds to our collection. You can read more about the Bazaar here!

November 25, 2019

Program Committee
November 25, 2019 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm

Annex

December 1, 2019

Choir rehearsal
December 1, 2019 8:45 am - 10:00 am

Choir Rehearsal at Oak Park Place until further notice.
Service: "The Jewish and UU Roots of Social Justice" by Rabbi Bonnie Margulis
December 1, 2019 10:00 am - 11:15 am

The Jewish and UUA communities are both known for their involvement in issues of social justice. This presentation will explore the different roots and pathways each faith community has taken to arrive at their respective values, ethics, and theologies around social justice. The presentation will include information on the work of Wisconsin Faith Voices for Justice and ways Prairie UU can be involved in our work.