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 after the service. Community Focus Collection (CFC) On the third weekend of each month (September - May), our Sunday collection is given to a pre-selected Ministry...
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 often we all fumble our way toward something sacred. This Sunday’s sermon is about how ministry isn’t just for ministers, and how the spiritual life...
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 together through shared ministry, Today’s service explores the evolution of a song. How did a camp meeting hymn from the early 1800s become “John Brown’s...
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 chaos came a faith that still insists love matters more than dogma, and justice more than perfection. Join us for a sermon that’s part history,...
Baccalaureate & Bridging Service 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...
The Blessing of Coming Undone There’s holiness in falling apart—when the mask slips, the to-do list is abandoned, and all that’s left is raw, real need. This Sunday, we honor the quiet breaking points. Not as failures, but as invitations: to rest, to receive, to stop caring what the critics think, and to rediscover what...
Flower Communion Today we celebrate Flower Communion, a beloved Unitarian Universalist tradition. Each person brings a flower to create a shared bouquet – a symbol of the beauty and uniqueness each of us brings to our community. Like the flowers, no two of us are the same, and each one adds something essential to the...
Occupied Play – The Rev. Iain McIntosh, preaching Occupied play is the term for what babies do with their arms, legs, hands and feet almost as soon as they're born. By 3 or 4 months, they’re laughing. And anyone who has watched a child knows about their awe and wonder. When life becomes a slog,...
Our Winter Retreat – Coordinated by Sally Schmidt and Joni Hahn Sharing our stories and tending to our traditions, led by past, present and future retreat friends.
Ambition Rehab You don’t have to be a ladder-climber to feel the pressure to impress. Whether it’s your LinkedIn bio or your spiritual résumé, ambition can quietly take over. This Sunday, we’ll explore what it means to be stewards—not stars—of the lives we’ve been given.
In Praise of Small Religions Not all religions build cathedrals. Some light a candle, whisper a name, or bake bread for someone who didn’t ask. This Sunday we honor the quiet, homemade rituals that don’t make headlines—but do, somehow, make a life sacred.
Take a Bow - Led by church member, Mary Testin How did Albert Einstein name his own spiritual journey of wonder and reverence?