From the Buddhist hare in the moon to the Anglo-Saxon goddess Ēostre, from the great hare of Indigenous North American tradition to a beloved stuffed rabbit who just wanted to…

Renewable energy and electrification have reached a tipping point. Prairie member John Wunderlin shared some stats and debunked myths around renewable energy and electric vehicles.

What transforms an object into something sacred? Across traditions, people wear sacred objects – Thai Buddhist Sai Sin bracelets, Catholic St. Christopher medals, Islamic Taweez, Kabbalah red strings, Pagan Thor’s…

How can congregations meet this moment – the national political context, the hunger for meaning, the epidemic of loneliness, the crisis for parents – with bravery, curiosity, and creativity? This…

Drawing from seven years of incarceration in two prisons and her work with EX-incarcerated People Organizing (EXPO), Marianne Oleson explores the deep alignment between Unitarian Universalist principles and community-led reentry…

What do we and our societal systems need to transform given how we are at the edge of a planetary precipice with a cascade of environmental, climate, and social crises…

Caring for others is one of the most meaningful things we do—and one of the hardest to sustain. Whether we are raising young children, sitting with a friend through illness,…

We inherit a legacy from prophetic voices who transformed rage into justice. Yet as UUs, we wrestle: How do we honor the fire that fuels resistance while maintaining authentic relationships…

Rosalinda Martinez, MEP Statewide Outreach and Educational Advocate for the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction, will share the reality of migrant children and families whose lives unfold across state lines.…

Rebecca Malke, a practitioner of Paganism or Earth-Centered spirituality, will explore Pagan ministry and how it both differs from and aligns with traditional forms of ministry. While still holding to…