Sunday, September 18, 2022 - 10:00 AM | |
“What Does WE Have to do with Belonging?” | |
Religious Education starts today! Children and youth start in the service before heading out to their classes. | |
The Rev. Julie Stoneberg
Think of this community, the WE that is UUCW, as a panoramic picture. Then imagine that picture as a jigsaw puzzle. Puzzle pieces are great metaphors for how things rightly fit together. But another truth about puzzles is that some pieces fit and some don’t.
September’s theme is Belonging, so what belongs in UUCW’s puzzle?
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Current Covid Risk: MEDIUM
With medium or low levels, masks are optional
and it is safe for choir and congregation singing.
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Share Joys & Concerns
If you or someone you know needs Pastoral Care, contact Rev. Julie or the Lay Pastoral Care Team.
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UUCW Supports Food Pantry of Waukesha County
in September and October
The Food Pantry is low on food and is in need of the following items:
- Canned ready-to-eat soup and pasta
- Whole grain cereals
- Canned fruit
- Protein (tuna, chicken, spam, tofu)
- Rice or other grains
- Pediasure
- Peanut butter
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UUCW's Split the Plate partner for September is Community Water Services
CWS is a Milwaukee-based non-profit focused on ensuring that all residents have access to clean drinking water in their homes.
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Help serve the meal at Guest House on Saturday, Sept. 17
Yes, unfortunately, this coincides with our wonderful Chili Cook-off. If you are not making chili, please consider making something for our Guest House meal. We also need 3 or 4 people to help us serve the meal - you will still be able to attend the first hour of the cook-off! Questions? Contact Eileen Gleeson.
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The UU Circle at Harwood Place
September 22 at 10:30 am
Orchard Room (near dining rm)
8220 Harwood Ave, Wauwatosa
You are invited to join fellow UUs at their monthly gathering for worship, community, and discussion at Harwood Place Retirement Community. This month's theme is "Opening to Joy."
Facial masks are required.
Please RSVP to Jude Christensen
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FREE BOOKS THIS SUNDAY!
The Book Nook needs to be cleaned to make room for new books.
Check out the Book Table in the Community Room. You do not have to bring a book to exchange for one of the books on the table. If you take one,
please do not bring it back. Enjoy!
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Wisdom and Whimsy Returns!
Bring your lunch and a beverage and join us for conversation and/or listening. We as a group will decide on future topics so you are involved in the shaping of your group. This is a group for 50 plus but if you are a bit younger and want to come, we welcome you.
The first meeting is October 12, 11:30 am – 1 pm, and continues every second Wednesday of each month. Contact co-facilitators Kathy Allison or Susan Foley with any questions.
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CommUUnity Connections
provides a helping hand or tangible support to members of the church community in times of need.
CommUUnity Connections coordinator Nora Vrakas created a Meal Train page for members Ellen and Don Newbauer. They are looking for just one or two meals per week. Meal Train is a way to organize meals for UUCW members in need of a few meals.
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The Monthly ROTATION is back!
"Holiday decorations" is the theme for October: bring your unwanted Valentine’s Day, St Patrick’s Day, Easter, 4th of July, Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas, etc. indoor & outdoor decorations and related items.
Drop off in the community room before service on Sunday, October 9th. You do not have to bring anything to take whatever you want after service.
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Rev. Julie helps Aimee Dellemann and her daughter Fawn find space in the crowded harbor for their paper boats at Sunday's Annual Water Ceremony. | |
Sunday, September 25, 2022 - 10:00 AM | |
"Finding Ourselves at Home" | |
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The Rev. Julie Stoneberg
A transition time can feel like being lost, or like wandering in the wilderness. Can we feel at home in our wandering? Can we experience belonging in unfamiliar places? There is so much greatness to be found in the new and the unknown, even if it is quite uncomfortable. We belong even in the midst of change and upheaval.
The UUCW Adult Choir will be providing beautiful musical selections.
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