Life Believing In Itself – The Rev. Mark Richards, preaching We are a nation divided by fear. Some say it is an existential fear of those who have a fundamentally different understanding of truth and reality. Others say it is a manufactured fear, generated by those seeking power playing on the unconscious prejudices of a...
October Worship Series: What We Inherit, What We Carry Forward: Hosea Ballou - The Rev. Brian Mason, preaching This October, we’ll reflect on some of the people and movements whose courage and conviction helped shape the soul of our tradition. They were not perfect, yet they were faithful — faithful to love, to truth, and to...
October Worship Series: What We Inherit, What We Carry Forward - The Transcendentalists This October, we’ll reflect on some of the people and movements whose courage and conviction helped shape the soul of our tradition. They were not perfect, yet they were faithful — faithful to love, to truth, and to the hope of a more...
Where is the Wisdom We Have Lost in Knowledge? - The Rev. Michael Schuler, preaching Those words were originally penned by T.S. Eliot for his poem “The Rock.” They are quite old, but more relevant today I would argue than they were when first composed (almost ninety years ago). Community Focus Collection (CFC) On...
October Worship Series: What We Inherit, What We Carry Forward - Universalists and Unitarians in the Midwest This October, we’ll reflect on some of the people and movements whose courage and conviction helped shape the soul of our tradition. They were not perfect, yet they were faithful — faithful to love, to truth, and to the...
All Souls Day – The Rev. Brian Mason, preaching Join us for our All Souls Day service, a time of shared remembrance for those whose lives have touched our own. This intergenerational service invites all to bring a photo or memento of a loved one who has died—recently or long ago—for our communal altar-building ritual. Join Us On Sundays...
Shoemaker, Stick to Thy Last – The Rev. Brian Mason, preaching What does it mean to return to your craft, your calling, your center? In a time when everything demands our attention, perhaps wisdom begins with doing one thing well—and remembering why we do it at all. Join Us On Sundays For Services That Inform...
What I Keep Learning: Reminders - Rev. Suzanne Wasilczuk, guest preacher Reverend Suzanne talks about her work/play with kindergartners, and the many lessons she is blessed with every day. Suzanne is a semi-retired UU minister who lives in Duluth with her recently mostly-retired spouse, Tim Stratton, and who works as a Foster Grandparent, a program...
Bread Communion What is your heritage? Who are your people? What traditions do you carry and share with those you love? At UU Wausau’s Bread Communion, everyone is invited to bring a bread or baked good from your family or heritage to share—along with the story that makes it meaningful to you. Community Focus Collection (CFC) On the third weekend...
Thanks-Sharing Join us this Sunday for our Thanks-Sharing Service, a time to reflect on gratitude and connection. After a brief homily, everyone will be invited to share words of thanks, joy, or appreciation—moments that remind us of the goodness we find in one another. Join Us On Sundays For Services That Inform & Inspire Sermons at...
More Than We Deserve, More Than We Offer - The Rev. Brian Mason, preaching What if generosity begins not with reaching down to help someone else, but with recognizing how each of us lives on both sides of the story? We’re all someone’s beloved and someone’s burden; someone’s “yes”, and someone’s “not today.” As we...
Annual Christmas Pageant: the Rev'd Brian Mason and Jes Zimmer, DRE, leading Step into a world of wonder and imagination at our annual Christmas Pageant, a heartwarming tradition that captures the joy and spirit of the season. With creativity and enthusiasm, our performers take center stage to celebrate the values of peace, hope, and love....