In 1989, the Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA) established a program to undo homophobia and transphobia, in our hearts and minds, our congregations, and our communities. UU Casper is inclusive of the concerns of LBGTQ individuals at every level of congregational life, and we are proud … read more.
A soul is essentially composed of stories making each soul unique. Gaining insight into one’s soul story can help a person understand where they’ve been, where they are, and where they could potentially be.
Everyone is encouraged to bring a can of soup to donate to Food for Thought to help fill weekend food bags distributed to school children in Natrona County.
The inspiration for my presentation today on “Healthy Hopes, Unhealthy Expectations,” came from recent reflections upon my past and current life. I have often revisited difficult decisions I made during my youth and young adulthood, sometimes wishing I would have chosen differently. Although fortunately not … read more.
Let’s join together as Athne Machdane explains non-binary gender identity, and the empowering archetype model of Goddesses, feminine spirits and mythic figures. We will learn about historical and contemporary transgender/pangender/non-binary people, inclding the Hijra in India and Pakistan, the Galli from the Roman Empire, and the Seiðmaðr from the Viking era.
This service will explore the history of Unitarian Universalism in a fun and interesting Readers Theater format!
Saturday, March 18th, 2:00 p.m.: All are invited to celebrate the coming of spring at the UU Casper Ostara festival. Learn about the origins of eggs, rabbits and other familiar Easter time symbols!
Experience the loving and gentle presence of Eostre, the Lady of springtime and … read more.
We will explore the story of slavery by Harriet Jacobs, a slave who finally escaped, and consider what she felt were the implications for blacks and whites of the south’s “peculiar institution.” We’ll contrast that perspective with the ideas of Cornell West, a contemporary scholar, … read more.
We will explore how the scientific method can serve as a tool in the pursuit of Unitarian Universalism’s fourth principle: we affirm and promote a free and responsible search for truth and meaning.
January’s theme is Shared Wisdom, Sacred Stories.
We gather around the hearth of human experience, sharing stories that reveal resilience, grace, and the wisdom that guides us forward. In every voice, we hear echoes of courage and connection.
The Share the Plate recipient for January, February, and … read more.
