Art and Dawn Shegonee will bring us a message of peace and wisdom from ancestral knowledge and their current experience.  Art, a member of the Menominee and Potowatomi tribes, is the Native American ambassador to Milwaukee’s Indian Summer festivals. Dawn is the artistic director of Call For Peace Drum and Dance Company – “dedicated to the promotion, practice and understanding of peace, respect and nonviolence.”

Rev. Karen is attending the Black Lives of UU Harper-Jordan Symposium this week, which will focus on Black Unitarian Universalist theology and practice.  She’ll also be working with UU Allies for Racial Equity, offering white people a chance to process during and after the Symposium.  This morning, she will offer her reflections on these experiences.

As we explore our monthly theme of belonging, three members of Prairie UU Society across town will reflect on their spiritual home as it celebrates its 50th anniversary with the publication of a history book. Please join Mary Mullen, Barbara Park and Rosemary Dorney for this special service.

As we explore our monthly theme of belonging, three members of Prairie UU Society across town will reflect on their spiritual home as it celebrates its 50th anniversary with the publication of a history book. Please join Mary Mullen, Barbara Park and Rosemary Dorney for this special service.

The Greek philosopher Heraclitus observed that “change is the only constant in life.”  As a faith community involved in the work of peace, justice, and sustainability, we’re well aware of the energy it takes to make, and to keep up with, change.  This morning we’ll explore what belonging might mean in this context.

The national conversation about Indigenous Peoples Day calls us to think about discovery and colonization.  This morning, in multigenerational community, we’ll explore how our sense of belonging might shift depending on whether we think of ourselves as guests or as hosts.  We’ll also hold a ceremony of welcome for Mandy Nachampassack-Maloney, our new Religious Educator!

Our identities are inextricably tied to our relationships.  Douglas Steer asks, “With whose life is your own bound up, inextricably, in obvious or invisible ways?” To begin our month of reflection on what it means to be a people of belonging, we’ll explore the threads of connection and accountability that bind us.

Join Tiny Village Architect and Planner Ed Kuharski and Resident Gene Cox for lessons and reflections on the 5th anniversary of Madison’s Tiny Village.

Join Tiny Village Architect and Planner Ed Kuharski and Resident Gene Cox for lessons and reflections on the 5th anniversary of Madison’s Tiny Village.

A flyer for local events in solidarity with this week’s Global Climate Strike reads “The world’s youth are calling for a turning point.  It might not be too late.”  This morning, we’ll reflect on human-caused climate change and the possibilities of adaptation and redemption.