At UU Casper, we believe that travel—whether across the globe or within our own Casper, Wyoming community—offers profound opportunities for growth, understanding, and connection. Our Travel-themed services invite you to embark on journeys that transcend physical distances, exploring the landscapes of the heart, mind, and spirit.
Through compelling stories and reflections from both local and international experiences, our speakers share insights gained from their travels. From the serene beauty of the Galápagos Islands to the historical significance of Memorial Day in France to Yellowstone Park in Wyoming, these narratives illuminate the diverse cultures, histories, and perspectives that enrich our shared human experience.
Each service in this series encourages us to reflect on the lessons learned from our travels and how they shape our understanding of the world and our place within it. Whether it’s the personal transformation found on a pilgrimage or the communal bonds strengthened through shared adventures, these stories inspire us to embrace the journey as a path to deeper connection and insight.
We invite you to explore these services and embark on a journey of discovery, reflection, and spiritual growth.
The October worship theme is “Remembrance.” In November and December of 1944, the American military liberated the French people in the Vosges Mountain region of northeast France from the Germans. The Epinal American Cemetery is the final resting place of more than 5,000 Americans who participated in … read more.
The service theme for May is The Gift of Life. On Sunday May 7, service leaders Janet de Vries and Leanne Woodfill will present “Life on the Galápagos Islands.”
The theme for February services is “Openness.” People come from all over the world to experience the beauty and open spaces of Wyoming, especially Yellowstone National Park. We are lucky to live so close to the park. It is wonderful in all seasons, and especially magical … read more.
In honor of World War II veterans, Janet de Vries will share “A World War II Story through Sketches.” Janet’s father S. Sgt. Jacob John de Vries served in the US Army 103rd Infantry (Cactus) Division in Europe and First Allied Air Bourne Army occupying forces in … read more.
Walks like the West Highland Way in Scotland often re-enact medieval religious rituals, but what would it mean for two Wyoming UUs who probably wouldn’t call themselves “religious”? Presented by Debra Park and Margaret McAtee. Click on the link for their wonderful slide show!
During this service, we will explore prominent religions and social issues in India, as observed through a Western lens. Presented by Janet de Vries and Leanne Woodfill.
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.
