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At the March 6th service, Reverend Kee asked everyone to ponder these questions, and bring your creative thoughts to the March 13th service!
1) Within the UU Casper community, can we relinquish our safety and privilege, and if so, what does that look and feel like … read more.
March’s book is Desert Solitaire: A Season in the Wilderness, by Edward Abbey. Discussion will be Monday March 28, 2022 6:30 pm, and you may attend the discussion in person at UU Casper or on Zoom. Click here for a link to Zoom. You can pick up a … read more.
February’s book is Butch Cassidy, My Uncle: A Family Portrait, by W.J (Bill) Betenson. Discussion will be Monday February 28, 2022 6:30 pm, and you may attend the discussion in person at UU Casper or on Zoom. Click here for a link to Zoom. You can … read more.
Click here to view the wonderful video “Casper Freedom Trail,” created by ServeWyoming and the Casper MLK Planning Committee. This is an expanded 95-minute edition of the Casper Freedom Trail video released in January of 2021. “The video explores various populations, cultures, events, and … read more.
Regional Assembly is that inspirational, radically inclusive, beyond-the-congregation UU community we’ve missed. We can engage fully, wherever we are. Whether onsite at the Hyatt along the bay in San Diego, or online in the comfort of our own homes, we will have opportunities for connection … read more.
Here is the schedule of events:
Donations of personal hygiene items can be dropped off at UU Casper 1 pm Saturday January 15, 2022, or at the Methodist Church on January 17, 2022. Here are some suggestions:
Click here for the Freedom Trail map, video link, … read more.
January’s book is American Wolf: a True Story of Survival and Obsession in the West by Nate Blakeslee. Discussion will be Monday January 31st 6:30 pm, and you may attend the discussion in person at UU Casper or on Zoom. Click here for a link to Zoom. … read more.
Dear UU Casper Congregation,
The flaming chalice symbol of Unitarian Universalism was inspired by the holy oil burning chalices that the Greeks and Romans put on their altars. The holy oil burning inside the chalice represents helpfulness and sacrifice. The symbol originated as a seal that … read more.
Megan and Damion Jessup are inviting us to join their family’s personal Ásatrú Sümbel celebration. Megan, along with the help of Cindy Wright and Elizabeth Jo Otto will lead the family in honoring/celebrating our selves and our accomplishments over the year (Did we meet our … read more.
“Greetings, Unitarian Universalists. As we enter this season of holidays and holy days, we have an opportunity to draw our attention to what sustains us, to draw our attention to sources of gratitude and love. However you celebrate, holidays and rituals are an invitation for … read more.
