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
In the Flower Communion, each person brings a flower to share, placing it in a communal vase. At the end of the ritual, everyone takes home a different flower, symbolizing the beauty of our individuality and the gift of community. This tradition, first introduced … read more.
April’s theme is Sacred Earth & Spiritual Ecology.
The earth’s rhythms invite us to remember our place in the great web of life. This season calls us to honor creation as sacred, nurturing a deeper relationship with the natural world and renewing our commitment to … read more.
In a society built on artificial scarcity and the greedy pursuit of “more,” how do we find our way back to right relationship with the Earth? Through discussion of interbeing, the lens of music, and the profound wisdom and love of whales, we explore … read more.
Laurel Graham is the owner of The Refuge Permaculture Center at Tara Farm and Nursery west of Casper Wyoming. For over 25 years she has worked with the land and the plants in Central Wyoming and has training and certification … read more.
Spring, and especially Easter, represents a time of rebirth in ourselves, our relationships, and in nature. We often seek to leave the old behind and struggle on the path to the new. Also, we often struggle with finding the new in the world around us. … read more.
Join us for a short musical service followed by a potluck lunch featuring soup and bread. We look for to this time of food and fellowship! Contact Janet or Melody to sign up for a dish.
What do Unitarian Universalists and Bahá’ís share in common? In this special interfaith service, we will explore the idea that while religious traditions may appear different, they often shine with the same underlying values. Co-presented by members of our congregation and the local Bahá’í … read more.
Guest speaker Laura Hunter will present on the topic of Curiosity & Wonder.
Laura Hunter is the Executive Director of ART321, a nonprofit visual arts organization in Casper, Wyoming, that has been serving artists and the community for over 100 … read more.
What objects hold meaning in your life? A photograph, a tool, a book, a stone, a toy, a keepsake?
In this interactive service, participants are invited to bring an object and share the story it carries — a memory, a lesson, or a moment of … read more.
Kicking off the March service theme of Cultivating Curiosity and Wonder, service leader Leanne Woodfill will share her passion for visiting National Park sites and answer the question, “Why American Samoa?”
The Share the Plate recipient for January, February, and March is … read more.
