Did you know that one of the origins of Mother’s Day is in peace activism? Unitarian Julia Ward Howe wrote her Mother’s Day Proclamation in 1870, calling for peace. Her words are still timely over 150 years later.
Join us after the service for an in-person … read more.
Revs. Diana and Shay followed very different paths to Unitarian Universalist ministry, beginning with the fact that Shay was raised Catholic and Diana was raised UU. They’ll share their journeys, and explore what this means about the stories each of us brings to our Unitarian Universalist identity.
Join us after … read more.
This Sunday, as we wrap up our April theme of Interdependence, we will celebrate all the ways we, individually and collectively, are connected in an interdependent web of organizations working for justice and for a better world, in Mankato and beyond.
April is National Poetry Month, and this Sunday we will explore how poetry can help us deepen our spirituality. Come enjoy lots of poetry!
04.10.24 OOS – Poetry as Spiritual Practice
Join us after the service for an in-person hospitality downstairs for a luncheon … read more.
Come celebrate the Easter story’s message of renewal and hope, as we explore what it offers to us today.
3.31.24 OOS – We, Too, Rise Again
Join us after the service for an in-person hospitality downstairs in the Fellowship Hall. Children’s programs (Nursery and … read more.
This Tuesday will be the spring equinox, which is also the first official day of spring. What messages does the Earth have for us as she awakens at this time of year?
03.17.24 OOS – The Earth Awakes Again
Join us after the service … read more.
As we begin this month’s theme of Transformation, we’ll explore the proposed UUA bylaw revision that updates our articulation of our faith’s grounding values. The right language can be transformative, as can the democratic process we use to make these big changes in our denomination!
As we wrap up our stewardship campaign, we’ll look ahead to our shared future, and what we hope to accomplish together. Come celebrate!
02.18.24 – OOS – Our Promise Finds Fulfillment
Join us after the service for an in-person luncheon downstairs in the Fellowship … read more.
In August, I took a pilgrimage to Memphis and Mississippi to visit sites connected to the Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s, and meet people who were part of the story of that era as it happened. It was both a learning journey, and a … read more.
As we kick off our annual stewardship campaign, we’ll explore what we are committed to, individually and collectively, and what fuels the fire of that commitment.
01.28.24 OOS – The Fire of Commitment
Join us after the service for an in-person luncheon downstairs in … read more.
