Upcoming Sunday Services in Casper, Wyoming

Unitarian Universalist Community of Casper gathers every Sunday at 10:00 AM at 1040 W. 15th Street in Casper. All are welcome.

Sunday service at UU Casper. Stuart is shown, bowing his head. Melody is holding a plate of pomegranate seeds.
Sunday service: Stuart is shown, bowing his head. Melody is holding a plate of pomegranate seeds.

Join us each Sunday at 10:00 AM for thoughtful, spirit-filled services that explore life’s big questions through the lens of Unitarian Universalist values. Services may include music, meditation, poetry, reflection, speakers, discussion, and opportunities for connection.—all are welcome, in person or on Zoom.

You don’t have to be a Unitarian Universalist—or know anything about Unitarian Universalism—to attend. Come as you are, bring your questions, and join us for coffee and conversation after the service.

Doing Nothing: What Blooms in the Pause

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.

Relationship with the Land

April’s theme is Relationship with the Land.

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 … read more.

Seeding Forgiveness

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.

Imperfect Offerings

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.

The Undomesticated Self

June’s theme is The Undomesticated Self.

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 … read more.

A mysterious maze roughly based on the wheel of the year shape. In the heart of the maze a flaming chalice glows, signifying safety. In the style of watercolor painting. People are in the maze, trying to find their way. On the outer rim and corners surrounding the circular maze we see the four seasons.
Staying Human in a Digital World. A close up of an elder man and a robot enjoying playing a game of chess in a park.
Wintering. Snow-Covered Field. An aspen grove can be seen on the left. Deer tracks can be seen near a nearly winter-bare black currant bush on the right. There are slight hills and dips in the snowy field.
Unexpected kinship. Two musicians playing together. One playing in a country western style and the other in a Balinese style. Add traditional elements for each culture. The are enjoying each other's company even though they are visually different from each other.
Two people hold an old colonial map of the Americas. A healing glow comes from the hands as the people speak to each other.
Beyond Every Door
Mended, Not Erased. A hand wrapped in bandages holding a kintsugi (black pottery with gold seams where it has been fused back together) pot.
Teachers and Prophets. Julia Ward Howe, Thomas Starr King, James Reeb, Jesus, and Pema Chödrön are passing on a small glowing light on to a young person.