Unitarian Universalism honors wisdom from many sources—world religions, philosophy, science, art, and personal experience. At UU Casper, our Interfaith services draw on this rich diversity, exploring spiritual practices, teachings, and stories from traditions across the globe.
These services celebrate the beauty of religious pluralism and invite us into deeper understanding of the common values that unite humanity—compassion, justice, hope, and reverence for life. Whether through music, ritual, history, or storytelling, we seek to learn from one another and to honor the sacred in its many forms.
By lifting up voices and traditions beyond our own, Interfaith services help us practice respect, cultivate curiosity, and build bridges of peace in our community and our world.
Where are the fault lines dividing American culture? How can we use the first and seventh UU principles to decide how to treat one another?
Covid-19 policies have been suspended while Natrona County’s risk level is low, so mask wearing is optional. We support each person’s … read more.
We will view and discuss this TEDx Talk by Rev. Walter Mwambazi. Attend this “dual” service in person, or on Zoom. Click on the service title above for a link to the TEDx Talk, more information, and Zoom instructions. Everyone is welcome!
All the aspirations of our ancestors are buried in this sacred ground we all share. How can we align ourselves with the will of Nature, as the Native American cultures do, and journey from fragmentation to wholeness? Attend this “dual” service in person, or on Zoom. Click on the service title above for more about Dr. Aparicio Parry, Covid-19 policies, and Zoom instructions. Everyone is welcome!
Reverend Leslie Kee
Many years ago while I was living in the Black Hills spending most of my free time in the company of lots of young, and older, Native Americans, an occasion arose where several non-Indian white folks were grousing around about all the hard … read more.
We’ll explore the neuroscience of compassion and engage in a guided Tonglen meditation. Click on the service title above for more information. Go to “Attend an Online Service” on the uucasper.org main menu for information about how attend. 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.
Most of us would like to be happy. One way to encourage happiness in ourselves and others is the practice of compassion. Bodhicitta is the Buddhist aspiration to practice compassion for the benefit of all beings. In the UU context this is reflected by living … read more.
Live broadcast and accompanying self-guided ritual practice of ceremonial flower planting for use in home and community gardens. Planting flowers provides nourishment for bees and other pollinators for their vital work in nature. Ritual will include original music recordings, meditation and visualization practices and a mantra invocation of Bhramari, a Vedic Goddess associated with bees. Join us in Zoom room 459 187 0381. For security purposes, Zoom events now require a password. Click on “Attend an Online Service” on the main menu for more information.
Click on the service title above for what you can do before the ritual, and a link to the Self-Guided Ritual.
This Ostara/Spring Equinox Celebration will invoke Eostre, a Fertility Goddess of European pagan tradition. We will cast the sacred circle, call the Elements and raise energy for the coming season of warmth, new growth and abundance. We will embark upon an esoteric journey to meet Eostre in Her court of eternal springtime and discover what messages She may have for you. Zoom meeting ID 459 187 0381, or join by phone (audio only) 1-253-215-8782. Click on the main menu option “Attend an Online Service” for more information.
Genny Trickett and Stuart Mackenzie will present some aspects of Islam. As the world’s second largest religion, Islam shares roots with, and incorporates aspects of both Judaism and Christianity. The practitioners of these three great religions have historically often been in conflict, but their commonalities are greater than their differences. Youth programming and childcare are available, and conversation and refreshments follow the service. Everyone is welcome!
