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You cannot make a total eclipse happen. You cannot rush it, reschedule it, or get it secondhand from a photograph — you can only put yourself inside a narrow strip of ground, on time, and pay attention. After a summer as a hospital chaplain and a hundred seconds in a field in Spain this month, […]

The Resistance Will Be Beautiful: October 17th Solidarity Summit Sign up here and join Unitarian Universalists of all ages and our justice-seeking friends from across the state to reimagine democracy, meet with partner organizations from around the state, and build relationships and skills for shared practices of justice, democracy, and collective liberation. Now is the time to organize, together!  We will

Life is better with a friendly neighbor and you can make that difference right here in Madison. UR Community Cares is looking for volunteers to support older residents and veterans through the Neighbors Helping Neighbors program. A small act of kindness, like shoveling snow, raking leaves, mowing a lawn, or gardening, can make a big

Have you been to Ferry Beach? Have you heard of Ferry Beach? Many of our SUUS members go up here each year for a week of vacation with family, kids, grandkids and friends. Activities for everyone or create your own. Go to https://www.ferrybeach.org to see what’s happening for the rest of the year.

How honor, commitment and fear all collide to enhance enlightenment and broaden perspective in a divided world. Andrew Bakulski, a local veteran, will discuss Spirituality and Service

CLICK HERE to read the survey responses. Unitarian Universalism calls us not only to value democracy, but also to practice it by seeking reliable information, listening across differences, asking difficult questions, and holding public leaders accountable for how they use power. Ahead of Connecticut’s August 11th primary, two Hartford area UU congregations organized a nonpartisan gubernatorial candidate

Many thanks to our outgoing board and a warm welcome to our new leadership teams for this year! Reach out and thank them for serving and feel free to share with them your ideas for our future together.

CLICK HERE to watch this service We are overwhelmed with businesses, social media, traditional media, community organizations, our workplaces, our government, and others vying for our attention. We are players in what’s called the “attention economy.” Our capacity to focus, however, has its limits. Rev. Horst invites us to consider what we give our attention