WELCOME TO LCUUC!
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SUNDAY SERVICE
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Pre-emptive Radical Inclusion
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Unitarian Universalism has a proud heritage of prophetic visionaries looking at the current state of affairs, considering what is needed next, and challenging the expansion of current norms and practices to include ever more perspectives into our democratic processes. In an age marked by increasing isolation and a turn away from institutions, prophetic voices in our midst today are sharing the keys to our continued vitality as a salvific faith tradition.
SERVICE DETAILS:
Option 1 Join us in the LCUUC sanctuary for in-person worship. Masks are welcome but not required, as noted in the current Covid Safety Precautions
Option 2 Watch livestreamed worship online.
Option 1 Join us in the LCUUC sanctuary for in-person worship. Masks are welcome but not required, as noted in the current Covid Safety Precautions
Option 2 Watch livestreamed worship online.
Access Sunday's Order of Service
Email joys and sorrows that you want shared aloud during worship to candles@lcuuc.org by 4:00pm on Friday
Email joys and sorrows that you want shared aloud during worship to candles@lcuuc.org by 4:00pm on Friday
Get Ready for Service on October 29th!
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FOR THE SERVICE - Halloween is around the corner! What better way to bring out your inner "kid" and make a costume? And even better, wear it to church on Sunday! It's time to put on your thinking caps, bring in the cardboard from the garage, and fire up your hot glue guns. I invite everyone, young and old, to come to church in your best Halloween costume! There will be small prizes for "best home-made costume" for kids and adults, as well as "best hat/mask". Turn on the artist from within and have some fun.
AND FOR THE CHILDREN - at 10:15am the children will participate in a "Costumes in the Classroom Trick or Treat adventure! Make sure they wear their costumes!
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Building a Welcoming Watertown:
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The Rev. Dr Richard Shaw, a prominent pastor of St. Matthew CME Church in Milwaukee and President of MICAH: will be the Keynote Speaker. This summer a Neo Nazi Group and Christian Nationalist Group showed up to protest & intimidate citizens celebrating Watertown's Annual Pride in the Park Festival. Watertown Area Church Congregations have organized this event to provide a "Faith- Filled" response to Christian Nationalism in our community. Sponsored by SOPHIA. For more details, go to https://www.facebook.com/sophiawaukesha/.
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CRAFT & CHAT
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Do you wish you had more time to just sit and create? Do you have multiple art/craft projects just waiting for you to find the time to finish them? GOOD NEWS... CRAFT & CHAT IS HERE!! Chris Rollins is hosting CRAFT & CHAT at LCUUC from 6-8pm on the 1st Thursday of every month (add to your calendar now).
Bring your craft projects to work on, bring some topics to chat about, and bring yourself to CRAFT & CHAT. Making time in our lives to be creative and socialize has many benefits including:
If you want to come enjoy the space/time but don't have your own projects, there will be adult coloring books provided for anyone to use. There will also be some delicious tea provided. If you have any questions, please contact: Chris Rollins at crollinscareer@gmail.com
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Soup and Social (Justice)!
October 8th |
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Please join us after the worship service on October 8th to socialize, have a mug of soup, and have an opportunity to provide feedback about what social justice initiatives you’re interested in.
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SOPHIA's ANNUAL COMMUNITY BREAKFAST
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The keynote speaker will be the Rev. Marian Boyle Rohloff pastor at West Moravian Church in Green Bay, and current President of WISDOM. Her speech, "Truth, Power and Persistence" will focus on working to change the system that leads to Christian Nationalism. Sponsored by SOPHIA. For more details, go to https://www.facebook.com/sophiawaukesha/.
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A Welcoming Community
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For more than twenty years, the Welcoming Congregation Program sponsored by the UUA has helped Unitarian Universalist congregations become more welcoming and inclusive of people of all sexual orientations and gender identities. The spiritual practice of welcome is a very important one to the LCUUC faith community, and the continuing commitment to bringing attention to and taking action in regards to social justice issues is our work.
Learn about Soul Matters Themes and the Soul Matters Small Groups |
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THE BASKET:
Collections for September 2023
9/3/23 LCUUC Sunday Basket
9/10/23 DigDeep -The Navajo Water Project: This organization serves the 300,000 people of the Navajo Nation, located in parts of Utah, Arizona and New Mexico. On the Navajo Nation, 30% of families live without running water. They drive for miles to haul barrels of water to meet their basic needs. They carefully ration water for drinking, cooking, cleaning and bathing. The Navajo Water Project is a community-managed utility alternative that brings hot and cold running water as well as solar power to homes without access to water or sewer lines. This is done primarily by installing off-grid Home Water Systems, but its impact doesn't stop there. The project also includes investing in more effective septic systems, skilled job creation, and making grants to individuals and communities stepping up to solve their water challenges through the Water is Life Fund.
9/17/23 LCUUC Sunday Basket
9/24/23 LCUUC Sunday Basket
9/10/23 DigDeep -The Navajo Water Project: This organization serves the 300,000 people of the Navajo Nation, located in parts of Utah, Arizona and New Mexico. On the Navajo Nation, 30% of families live without running water. They drive for miles to haul barrels of water to meet their basic needs. They carefully ration water for drinking, cooking, cleaning and bathing. The Navajo Water Project is a community-managed utility alternative that brings hot and cold running water as well as solar power to homes without access to water or sewer lines. This is done primarily by installing off-grid Home Water Systems, but its impact doesn't stop there. The project also includes investing in more effective septic systems, skilled job creation, and making grants to individuals and communities stepping up to solve their water challenges through the Water is Life Fund.
9/17/23 LCUUC Sunday Basket
9/24/23 LCUUC Sunday Basket
To make online contributions, go to Donate/Pay. Or you can mail your check with a designation in the memo line to LCUUC W299 N5595 Grace Drive, Hartland, WI 53029. All undesignated collections are used for LCUUC programming.
BYO LUNCHES ARE BACK!
Wednesday, October 18th at Noon
The BYO lunches are held on the third Wednesday of each month, and each will start at 12pm (noon). They will run until October 2023. Your host will be the always interesting, dapper Mark Ubbesen of the Membership Committee. We will meet by the firepit on the beautiful LCUUC grounds. Looking forward to seeing everyone. If you have any questions, call or text Mark at 262-751-7180.
Come be part of our LCUUC family!
LocationLake Country Unitarian Universalist Church
W299N5595 Grace Drive Hartland, WI 53029 Administrative HoursTuesday, Wednesday, and Friday 8am - 4pm
Please call (262) 369-1703 for an appointment. Calendar |
Service DetailsServices are both in-person and online from 10am to 11:00am every Sunday in the sanctuary. Visit Upcoming Services to see what's coming soon.
Children of any age are always welcome to attend services. Dress is comfortable - be yourself! Accessibility
Please contact us at (262) 369-1703 if you have questions or accessibility needs Sermon ArchivesAll services after 09/12/21 are being live-streamed. You can log into those services while they are being live-streamed, and you can find archived live-streamed services, by visiting Current and Archived LCUUC Services.
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NewslettersBelow is the most recent LCUUC Newsletter. To find past newsletters from this year, go to Newsletter Archive.
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Mission Statement: LCUUC is a diverse religious community supporting one another in our spiritual search for truth, meaning and compassionate connection. Based on the Unitarian Universalist Principles and the transforming power of love, we strive for positive change in the world.
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Hours:
Administrative Hours: Tues, Weds, Fri. 8am - 4pm (Call for an appointment) Rev. Matt Aspin, LCUUC Minister Mon, Tues, Weds. 9am - 5pm |
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