Program Introduction from Rev. Leslie Kee
In 2016, Unitarian Universalists voted to pay special attention to learning our history and rethinking Thanksgiving, and especially in the year 2020, as Native Americans, and we as allies, observe the 400th anniversary of the Pilgrims landing in Plymouth, an … read more.
What animal (wild or domestic) do you feel drawn to? How do you envision your relationship or connection with that animal? What role would that animal play in your family as a family member? UU congregations in Laramie and Casper are collaborating on Sunday services. Click on “Attend an Online Service” on the uucasper.org main menu for information about how to join the service on Zoom. Everyone is welcome!
So when asked about doing a talk on the family, I just remember thinking how broad this idea of the family is. So I started thinking….
What are all the ways the word “family” is used?
I ran off a list, though this is far from complete. … read more.
Halloween, All Hallows Eve, Samhain… October 31st is the day that the veil between worlds is thinnest making it the night easiest to communicate with the Otherworld. You are invited to join us for this Samhain Ritual Circle. Click on “Attend an Online Service” on the uucasper.org main menu for information about how to join the service on Zoom. Everyone is welcome!
Following up on the September 27th service, Catie Ballard, Ken Chestek, Jeff Lockwood, and David Perry will consider how we can apply our UU values to bring about the changes we want to see in our world — both local and global — in the next five to ten years.
The UU congregations in Laramie and Casper are collaborating on Sunday services. Click on “Attend an Online Service” on the uucasper.org main menu for information about how to join the service on Zoom. Everyone is welcome!
Beginning in the 1970’s, farmers or passersby in Great Britain discovered circles and in later years more complex pictograms impressed upon grain fields, mostly wheat, oats and barley. By the early 1990’s, immense geometric circles, some the size of football fields, graced the countryside of … read more.
Using breakout rooms, followed by general discussion, we’ll imagine what our lives might look like in 5 to 10 years in terms of jobs, education, religion, and arts/entertainment. Members of the UU Fellowship of Laramie will lead this service.
The UU congregations in Laramie and Casper are collaborating on Sunday services. Click on “Attend an Online Service” on the uucasper.org main menu for information about how to join the service on Zoom. Everyone is welcome!
The annual flower communion serves as an opportunity to consider the role of nature in our lives, our inter-connectivity each other and to our world, and to celebrate our diversity which doesn’t divide us rather it’s the beginning of discovery & unity . You are invited to submit photos, videos or brief live commentary to share what flowers symbolize or mean to you. Click on the service title for more information. Go to “Attend an Online Service” on the main menu for information about how to join the service on Zoom. See you there!
In celebration of the coming harvest season, we invite you to embark with us upon an odyssey of personal discovery, realization and empowerment. Click on the service title for more information. Everyone is welcome!
The annual water communion serves as an opportunity to consider the importance of water in our lives, and to our world. You are invited to submit a photo or video prior to the service or offer live commentary during the service to share what water symbolizes or means to you. Click on the service title to find out more. Everyone is welcome!
