This year we will have two classes:  Soul Matters – grades 1 to 6  OWL  – grades 7 to 9 We are looking for teachers for the younger class.  Goal is to have 6 or more adults willing to work with these amazing children.  You would  be teaching about once a month.  If you are

SUUS Continues Our Postcard Writing! As the mid-term elections approach, our Social Justice Committee purchased the “Get Out The Vote postcards to North Carolina and Georgia that need to be sent out this October. Pick up your cards and stamps in the foyer. Leave some cash in the glass jar if you can to offset

CLICK HERE to watch this ServiceCLICK HERE to read the Sermon In a world that’s embracing things like post-truth, fake news, and generative AI, how can we, “keep it real?” Join us in person or on Facebook Live.

CLICK HERE to register For generations, America has been defined by the freedom to move in search of greater opportunity. In Stuck, writer Yoni Appelbaum argues that this mobility — the engine of the American Dream — has been steadily undermined by housing shortages, restrictive land-use policies, and rising costs that prevent millions of Americans from

Thousands Are Missing and Hundreds More Are Dead After Catastrophic Nepal Floods Life for Relief and Development USA (LIFE) is a trusted top-rated global humanitarian organization committed to helping people in crisis from natural disasters to man-made emergencies. Since 1992, LIFE has delivered over $666.2 million in aid in over 60 countries. Search teams are

SUUS has supported this Madison based NGO from the time of their first well. They now have drilled 109 wells that are currently serving over 97,000 people in Uganda. Girls who used to spend hours walking with 40-pound jerry cans to fetch water can now go to school. The health of the entire community improves and needless deaths due

CLICK HERE to watch this service Yes, even Unitarian-Universalists have had experiences that aren’t easily explained by science.  I will explore how our Unitarian-Universalist values of transformation, pluralism and interdependence support us so that we can recognize and not only accept — but fully embrace — “spiritual experiences.”