Sunday, June 19, 2022 - 10:00 AM | |
“Liberation in a Multicultural Society" | | |
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Pulpit Guest: Tia Richardson
Worship Leader: Kathy Bradshaw
Collaborative art efforts are an avenue to express caring. They offer people from different backgrounds a chance for interaction and sharing of perspectives with mutual respect, through mural projects. These efforts offer insights into how, despite our differences, we can work together for the common good.
Tia Richardson is a full-time community mural artist based in her hometown of Milwaukee, WI, and beyond. Since 2007 her work has evolved into collaborative art efforts that offer community members from all walks of life a chance to freely express their feelings.
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UUCW Covid Update: We have been made aware that someone in the front row of worship last Sunday and who was recognized as a RE Teacher tested positive yesterday for Covid. They did not have symptoms on Sunday. Please keep masking and vaccinating. | | |
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Getting to Know
Your Board of Trustees
Welcome to our new
Board of Trustee President
Rob Zimmerman
I'm honored to be serving on your Board of Trustees as President of the congregation during this pivotal year.
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All-Church Picnic:
A Farewell to Rev. Denise
Sunday, July 31 - 11:30 am
after the service
Young and old are invited to join in fellowship, fun, and farewells. This is Rev. Denise Cawley’s final day with us so help us send her a fond farewell and thank her for her service. This will be a potluck event so look for more info in each E-News. Helpers are needed. Please contact Larry Hawley to volunteer.
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As the "Together for Joy" Campaign comes to a close, UUCW members share their reflections on this year's efforts and successes. Thank you to all those who pledged and those who increased their financial support. Click the image to play the video. | | |
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Circle Round for Healing:
Honoring Suicide Loss
June 29, 6 pm
Our congregation was shaken when long-time member Sue Morgan died by suicide in downtown Wauwatosa last year. As we approach the anniversary of that passing, many still hold pain, loss, and trauma from her death as well as feelings around suicide. This will be a healing circle where anyone can join us for a covenanted ritual. We will have an opportunity to share where we are today, how we have or have not healed, and to lay down our thoughts in a sacred ring of love.
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Share Joys & Concerns
Enter your Joy or Concern with the link below and choose whether you'd like them shared in the e-news or shared privately with Rev. Denise.
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UUCW Supports
Holy Assumption Food Pantry
The food pantry collection for June, July, and August the pantry will be Holy Assumption Food Pantry in West Allis.
Items needed are:
jams and jellies
canned meats and tuna
canned fruit and veggies
Place items in the bin in the East foyer. Questions? Contact Ellen Newbauer.
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June Split the Plate Partner Worthy Now
Prison Ministry Network
Worthy Now invites people on both sides of prison walls into beloved community. We declare that all persons are worthy of love, respect, and support — not at some future time when we are better people — but as we are right now.
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The UU Circle at Harwood Place
June 23rd 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.
Facial masks are required.
Please RSVP to Jude Christensen
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Summer RE Program
UU Play!
Ages 4-11+
June 12 - Sept. 4
Children experience true learning when having fun so get ready for sharing, games, and activities.
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Summer yUUth Events
Special events for middle- and high-school youth are being planned for fun and fellowship…game/movie nights, creative afternoons, and more! A final schedule was not ready in time to publish here, but those registered for RE – this past year or now – will receive it when complete.
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CommUUnity Connections
provides a helping hand
or tangible support
to members of the church community in times of need.
Kathy Lake
is the CommUUnity Connections coordinator for June.
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This week, Lynn Kapitan (upper left) graciously hosted a summer Stewardship meeting in her home. Others in attendance were Jeannie Baker, Vicki Banville (back row) and Rev. Denise, Leslie Peterson, and Kelly Bognar (front row). After a shared potluck, they discussed Stewardship events for the upcoming year. Stay tuned for more details. | |
Next Sunday, June 26, 2022 - 10:00 AM | |
“We Hold These Truths To Be Self-Evident..."
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Pulpit Guest: Rev. Rica Kaufel
Worship Leader: Steve Frey
What does the best friend of this German UU minister’s grandfather have to do with the 4th of July, and how can this help us to love this country even better? Come find out at church on Sunday!
About our Guest: Rev. Rica Kaufel, was born and raised in Germany, graduated from Meadville Lombard Theological School, and until recently served as the part-time minister at the Unitarian Universalist Church in Anaheim, California.
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Have you missed a past e-news
and need to get caught up on
UUCW announcements?
Visit the UUCW website and
click on the "news" tab for past
news and featured stories.
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Come as you are - leave inspired!
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