The UU Casper thematic year kicks off in July when the Programming Committee launches a new set of monthly themes, usually united by a yearly theme.
2025-2026 Awakening the Heart: Stories, Silence, and New Horizons
May’s theme is Imperfect Offerings.
The Share the Plate recipient for April, May, and June is TBD (submit ideas to the board). We collect Share the Plate donations on the first Sunday of each month. However, you are free to donate anytime (please mark … read more.
Forgiveness will not erase what happened or excuse harmful behavior, but it can free us from allowing the past to control the present. Holding on to anger, resentment, or revenge consumes emotional energy; forgiveness redirects that energy toward healing, growth, and sometimes renewed relationships. … read more.
March’s theme is Doing Nothing: What Blooms in the Pause.
The Share the Plate recipient for January, February, and March is TBD (submit ideas to the board). We collect Share the Plate donations on the first Sunday of each month. However, you are free … read more.
January’s theme is Staying Human in a Digital World.
The Share the Plate recipient for January, February, and March is TBD (submit ideas to the board). We collect Share the Plate donations on the first Sunday of each month. However, you are free to … read more.
November’s theme is Unexpected Kinship.
Image credit: Unexpected Kinship. Public domain. Created with OpenAI.
Share Your Voice. Lead a Sunday Service.
At UU Casper, Sunday services are a shared creation. We welcome members, friends, and guest speakers to lead services that reflect Unitarian Universalist … read more.
November’s theme is Unexpected Kinship.
The Share the Plate recipient for October, November, and December is Iris Clubhouse. We collect Share the Plate donations on the first Sunday of each month. However, you are free to donate anytime (please mark donations as “Share … read more.
The theme of the month is Healing Histories That Still Hurt.
Image credit: Healing History That Still Hurt. Public domain. Created with OpenAI.
Casper native and geologist Kirsten Nicolaysen has done field work in Alaska. During this service, she will share images and maps of the Aleutians and talk about the hazards of earthquakes, tsunamis, and volcanoes and the evidence that people survived and thrived there in … read more.
For most of human history, conflicts have been settled by conquest. The Doctrine of Discovery gave that old pattern a sacred seal. Rooted in fifteenth-century papal bulls, it held that Christian rulers could claim lands and peoples not already under Christian rule. It later … read more.
We will watch the TED Talk, What makes a good teacher great? by Azul Terronez. Following the video, Annette Grochowski will facilitate a discussion.
Share Your Voice. Lead a Sunday Service.
At UU Casper, Sunday services are a shared creation. We welcome members, friends, … read more.
