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May 23, 30 - Choir Rehearsal

Regular weekly rehearsals are on Wednesday evenings are held in the Sanctuary at 6:30pm on Wednesdays. Come try us out! Drop in for a rehearsal or two or stay for the whole year! All are welcome, and no audition is required. Contact Doug Esty at choir@lcuuc.org for more information.

May 29 - SOS

S.O.S. offers a secular approach and an alternative to traditional 12-Step programs and doctrine. It is a support group that is anonymous and self-sustaining. S.O.S. is open to anyone struggling with issues surrounding drug or alcohol abuse and/or addiction who wishes to seek and sustain sobriety. They meet every Tuesday from 7-8:30pm,in Room 2.

May 30, 31  - Kintsugi Sangha Meditation

The Kintsugi Sangha is a Zen community which is open and welcoming to all traditions. It is facilitated by Erich Moraine.
     * Newcomers or those wanting additional time are welcome to come a half hour earlier than posted times.
     * There is no prerequisite for attendance, everyone is welcome regardless of experience.
The Midweek Meditation Moment (3M):  The 3M Kintsugi Sangha is available in the sanctuary from 12-1pm on Wednesdays starting November 29, 2017 through June 27, 2018.
Thursday Evenings:  The Kintsugi Sangha meets all year long on Thursdays in the sanctuary from 6:30pm until 8:30pm for meditation, instruction, and conversation.

March 28th through May 30th - Philosophy: G.W.F. Hegel

For details about this class, go to Adult Classes

June 2 - BRUU Fest

Some LCUUC members have been brewing beer for years, and many "Bruufests" have been held. Brew Teams share their best brew, sometimes the bottles are adorned with unique labels, sometimes there are commercials advertising the beer. Beer is judged by a panel, and by all those in attendance. Not only will there be home brews to sample, but Greg Valde and his band will be playing! Event is from 6-10pm at the Magnus barn. Registered guests only. Contact Lynne Smith to see if there is still room. If there's no room, watch for it at next year's silent auction and sign up early!

June 3 - Annual LCUUC Congregational Meeting

All members are eligible and encouraged to attend and vote. The meeting will occur immediately after the service at 11:30am in the sanctuary of Lake Country Unitarian Universalist Church. So, you’ll only have time for a quick break before returning to the sanctuary. Please sign in at the back of the sanctuary to provide a record of attendance and a count to ascertain a quorum. Child care will be provided. 

June 4 - Couples in Recovery (CIR)

First Sunday of each month from 9am to 9:55am in Room 5 at LCUUC  The Couples In Recovery program is intended to help the recovering couple bring serenity and peace into their home and relationship. CIR is a 12–step based recovery group for couples who are in a committed relationship. One or both partners in the couple attend individual 12 step recovery groups, and together they desire to strengthen their relationship through recovery. For more information, contact us at (262) 569-1011, admin@lcuuc.org, or visit their website at http://couplesinrecovery.info/.

June 7, 21 - Nonviolent Communication Practice Group

Interested in becoming a more peaceful presence in our world? Come join the Nonviolent Communication (NVC) practice group at LCUUC. This group practices the communication concepts taught in the book, Nonviolent Communication: A Language of Life by Marshall Rosenberg. The practice group is helpful for people who are interested in developing a peaceful way of connecting with self as well as finding peaceful ways of relating with family, friends, colleagues, bosses, and people who have differing opinions. The LCUUC NVC Practice Group meets twice a month from November until June on the first Thursday of the month from 7-8:30pm and the third Thursday of the month from 3-4:30 PM.

August 19-25 - Family Promise at LCUUC

Four times a year, LCUUC participates, sharing share the host role with the Church of the Resurrection at W287 N3700 North Shore Drive in Pewaukee, in the Waukesha County Family Promise program which is a non-profit organization that assists homeless families with children. We work with other churches in the county to provide overnight shelter, meals, and support to help the families achieve their goal of permanent housing and sustainable independence. Our following 2018 host week is December 2-8.

TBD - LCUUC Orientation

Are you interested in learning more about Unitarian Universalism and Lake Country Unitarian Universalist Church? Would like you to know more about LCUUC's history, governance, and programming; how to get involved or the value of being a member?

New members, old members, friends, and those thinking about joining the church are invited to this UU & You Orientation Class. It is a great way to learn about our church and to connect with others. Reverend Amy Shaw and LCUUC members will lead a session which will include getting to know each other, sharing our ongoing spiritual journeys, and a brief history of Unitarian Universalism.

Lunch & refreshments will be served. Child care is available, if requested in advance. You will find a sign-up sheet at the long table in the foyer or may contact the church office.   Click Here to Register

December 26 - Hope Center

The Hope Center is committed to serving those in need throughout Waukesha County. Their number one goal is to prevent homelessness. Twice a year, LCUUC members volunteer to help serve dinner. The next scheduled time for LCUUC to help out is being determined. If you would like to help out, contact us at (262) 369-1703 or admin@lcuuc.org