Honoring our ancestors, those who have come before us in our blood lineage –dead or living, is a powerful spiritual practice that connects us and grounds us in a sense of belonging, at homeness. But what happens if we don’t know our biological ancestors … read more.
Casper native and geologist Kirsten Nicolaysen has done field work in Alaska. During this service, she will share images and maps of the Aleutians and talk about the hazards of earthquakes, tsunamis, and volcanoes and the evidence that people survived and thrived there in … read more.
For most of human history, conflicts have been settled by conquest. The Doctrine of Discovery gave that old pattern a sacred seal. Rooted in fifteenth-century papal bulls, it held that Christian rulers could claim lands and peoples not already under Christian rule. It later … read more.
We will watch the TED Talk, What makes a good teacher great? by Azul Terronez. Following the video, Annette Grochowski will facilitate a discussion.
Share Your Voice. Lead a Sunday Service.
At UU Casper, Sunday services are a shared creation. We welcome members, friends, … read more.
Teachers come in all shapes and sizes. Most tend to think of them as living, mainly human. I have found they can be anything…
Luna Lovegood of wiggle butts embarks on an adventure from Wyoming to the Oregon Coast and back, sharing her insights on the taste profile of grasses from different regions and teaching us lessons about companionship and loyalty.
Follow Alice down the rabbit holes of what it means to lead, to teach, and to seek out guidance in an ever-changing Wonderland of spiritual development.
The Share the Plate recipient for July, August, and September is Casper Pride. We … read more.
Terri Lachance will perform a special Sunday service concert for us. What a treat! Terri is an independent singer-songwriter from Madison, Connecticut, known for warm folk music, acoustic guitar, and heartfelt storytelling.
This is the weekend of our UU Family Campout so many of our members and friends will be out of town. But never fear, Elizabeth Jo will be here to lead a Coffee Can Service on August’s theme: Mended, Not Erased because some of … read more.
Poetry has a unique way of expressing truths that ordinary conversation often cannot. In this service, we will explore the human experience through poems, spoken word, music, and reflective readings in the theme, “Mended, Not Erased.”
Bring your original works or favorite poems and … read more.
