Childcare and youth programming are available during the service, and refreshments and conversation follow. Everyone is welcome!

Annette Grochowski will lead a discussion forum on the monthly worship theme “Silver Linings.” A youth RE program and childcare are available during the service, and refreshments and conversation follow. Everyone is welcome! 

Waters of adventure, waters of peace, waters of joy, waters of struggle, waters of hope.Those who wish to are asked to bring water from (or symbolizing) a special place they have visited during their recent physical or spiritual journeys. The water will be poured into a common bowl to symbolize our diversity and unity, and to celebrate our coming together in a sharing, loving community. The annual UU Casper end-of-summer picnic will follow the service! A youth Religious Exploration program and childcare are available during the service. Everyone is welcome!

Annette Grochowski will facilitate a discussion forum on the July worship theme “Theories of Belief.”  A youth Religious Exploration program and childcare are available during the service, and refreshments and conversation follow. Everyone is welcome!

Annette Grochowski will lead a discussion forum on the June worship theme “Acceptance.”

A youth RE program and childcare are available during the service, and refreshments and conversation follow.

Through June 2018, as part of UU Casper’s Care N Share program, we will be collecting monetary and dog or cat food donations for the Casper Humane Society. Also, after the service we will begin collecting donations for next Saturday’s (June 30th) Yard Sale.

Join in this discussion forum Sunday service to explore the theme of mindfulness.

As part of our UU Casper Care N Share Program, everyone is encouraged to bring cereal or household items to services and other UU Casper events through March to donate to Seton House. For suggestions, see the list on the Care N Share table in the sanctuary.

Annette Grochowski will lead our annual Water Communion service. The Water Communion was first used at a Unitarian Universalist service in the 1980s. It celebrates “coming together” from our many journeys, physical and spiritual. Participants are encouraged to bring to the service a small amount of water from a place that is special to them. During the appointed time in the service, people one by one pour their water together into a large bowl. As the water is added, the person who brought it tells why this water is special to them. The combined water can symbolize different things to different people: our shared faith coming from many different sources, our principle of world community with peace and justice for all, or recognizing water’s role in our interdependent web of all existence.

Unitarian Universalism draws from many sources, and values what we have to learn from the use of reason and the results of science. Join in this discussion forum of our monthly worship theme.