Pilgrims of Doubt and Faith – The Rev. Brian Mason, preaching Just as pilgrims journey, we navigate landscapes of uncertainty and belief, discovering that doubt can be a companion rather than an obstacle. Today’s sermon considers how the depth of our faith and the resilience of our spirits, often found in the deepest of questions,...
Not From Some Seat of Fussy Moral Judgement – The Rev. Brian Mason, preaching In a world often seen through the lens of reason and analysis, where mystery seems to have faded, let us ponder the ways in which enchantment lingers. Whether in art, nature, church, or the human spirit, maybe now’s the perfect time...
Spring Sing - led by Margaret Jerz and the Rev. Brian Mason Celebrate the vibrant colors and melodies of spring at our annual music-filled Spring Sing service. All are welcome to join hands and voices to celebrate life, love, and the beauty of the season. All ages and backgrounds are invited to join together and...
The Complexity of Hope – Melody Moberg, preaching We live in challenging times, where hope can feel scarce. Sometimes hope is inauthentic, like forcing a smile. Sometimes, hope turns ugly, as egocentric optimism imposed on others. Yet hope can also be a lifeline. How do we get in touch with a deeper and truer hope...
Fake Versions of Real Things – The Rev. Brian Mason, preaching Have you ever thought of how many substitutes for genuine experiences we’re offered in these modern times? From exercise routines to the music we consume, and even our online interactions, technology has blurred the lines between authenticity and imitation. How can we embrace reality...
Baby, I’m an Anarchist – The Rev. Brian Mason preaching Maybe it’s nostalgia for the 15 minutes I spent as a punk rocker in the 10th grade, but I’m increasingly convinced that anarchy is the way. It’s at least an option for those of us who prefer collaboration, creativity, and second chances over automation, outrage,...
Alien No More - The Rev. Brian Mason, preaching Let’s explore Terence’s timeless wisdom, "Nothing human is alien to me," and discover how understanding and compassion bridge the divides within our shared humanity. After service, we hold a glorified coffee hour. We welcome you to stay a while and get to know other congregation members....
Religion and Peace in a Militaristic World - Guest Speaker, Dr. Ryan O'Leary University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point professor of philosophy returns to UU Wausau’s pulpit. Many religions—even most—make deep teachings about love and compassion central to the spiritual path. If the goal of the religious life involves moral transformation, and if love and compassion are...
A long-standing tradition at UU Wausau is to recognize those of us who are on the cusp of transitions — moving up in school, graduating from college, retirement, but especially, our youth who are moving to emerging adulthood — and an opportunity for the congregation to offer our blessings for wherever their journeys take them...
We welcome you to worship with us this Sunday at 10:30 AM! We rejoice and grow together through shared ministry, meditation, and music. Stay tuned. This week's sermon summary will be coming soon! This Month's Ministry Partner On the third weekend of each month, our Sunday collection is given to a selected Ministry Partner who puts...
Experience the beauty of Flower Communion. Each congregant brings a flower, often from their garden, for a communal vase. The resulting bouquet is a vibrant testament to the rich tapestry of our congregation, reminding us that just as every flower contributes to the bouquet's beauty, each one of us enriches our community with our presence...
The Gentle Pace of Love: Walking in Harmony with God's Timing In the timeless words of Master Splinter, “Patience is a virtue.” While this lesson was directed at the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, it applies to us all. Join us this Sunday as we explore how God's love moves gently and patiently, inviting us to...