To Venture Out in Our World - Reverend Suzanne Wasilczuk, preaching We welcome you to worship with us this Sunday at 10:30 AM! We rejoice and grow together through shared...
Springs of the Heart - the Rev. Brian Mason, preaching It’s that time of year when I officially loathe northern Wisconsin’s winters. The snow—what’s left of it—is a sad, gray...
Take Me to the River - the Rev. Brian Mason, preaching Lent starts today, and guess what? It’s not just about giving up chocolate or pretending to enjoy fish sandwiches....
The Fibers that Bind Us Together - Melody Moberg, preaching Fibercraft is the art of fiber and textiles, and includes crafts like spinning, knitting, crochet and needlework. It's not uncommon...
Thinking Higher, Living Lower - The Rev. Brian Mason, preaching The tension between our lofty ideals and the messy reality of daily life is real. How do we hold onto...
Join Us On Sundays For Services That Inform & Inspire Sermons at UU Wausau encompass many topics, but always with the intent of cultivating dialogue and fostering growth. On any...
Granny Shots for Life - The Rev. Brian Mason, preaching Join us this Sunday for lessons from basketball, buried talents, and the weird freedom of not caring what people think....
April 13: Big History, Sacred Space - Reverend Suzanne Wasilczuk Preaching How do we acknowledge, or describe, a faith that embraces the Christian teachings of this Palm Sunday? Our belief...
Easter Service Join us for a joyful celebration of love, hope, and renewal! All are welcome—bring your friends, family, and neighbors for worship, followed by our annual Easter Egg Hunt...
Holy-ish: The Ministry of Making It Up as We Go and Spring Sing Every year around my ordination anniversary, I find myself reflecting—on ministry, on this community, and on how...
Living Music - From “John Brown’s Body” to “Solidarity Forever” - Melody Moberg, preaching We welcome you to worship with us this Sunday at 10:30 AM! We rejoice and grow...
Barely Organized Religion—Unitarianism, 200 Years Later Picture it: Boston, 1825. A room full of clergy, too many opinions, not enough snacks, and one big theological identity crisis. Out of that...