Sunday Sermons: 2019
Note: All services begin at 10am unless noted otherwise.
December 1 - A Separate Peace –Gus Santo
Peace is only possible when the other person’s alien uniqueness is welcomed. War is the result of attempting reconciliation by making the other person like me. War is colonization of the other, laying my morality on the stranger, insisting on my cause, my righteousness, and revenge because of how I have been offended. Peace is the willingness to live with someone who teaches me; whom I recognize as my mentor; and whom I respond to with the obedience of ethics: the goodness of the other.
* Collections will go to the Mukwonago Food Pantry
December 8 - Compassion and the Role of the Empath –Claire Johnson
Compassion and empathy go hand-in-hand, but let’s explore the actual role than an empathetic person has in our lives, and the journey of how that role can unfold.
December 15- The Gifts of a Journey –Lois Remeikis
Join us for this multi-generational service which is our annual holiday pageant as we head into the holiday season filled with love and generosity. Children will be invited to participate in the pageant that morning, so please plan to arrive early before the service to obtain their costumes.
* The High School youth will be serving a Soup Lunch that day after service as a fundraiser for their 2020 trip costs.
* Special Collections will go to the UU Service Committee
December 22 - Winter Solstice: A Celebration of the Winter Solstice in music
Come enjoy this peaceful, musical service. Musicians include Kenn Fox, Mare Edstrom, Grace Butscher, Sarah Ehrhardt, Karen Haskell, Greg Valde, and Tracy Moraine
December 24 - A Babe is Born –Lois Remeikis
Whose child is this, who is born to bring hope to the world? All are welcome for this traditional Christmas Eve service. The service will begin at 4pm, and will feature traditional Christmas carols and both secular and sacred readings. There will be goodies, coffee, and cider available after the service.
All are welcome for this traditional Christmas Eve service. The service will begin at 4pm and will feature traditional Christmas carols and both secular and sacred readings. There will be goodies, coffee, and cider available after the service.
* There will be no Religious Education classes, and there will be no nursery staff available.
December 29 - Grab Your Oxygen Mask First –Lois Remeikis
Many of us are taught to focus on helping others. But to truly help others, we must practice self-compassion first.
* There will be no Religious Education classes, and there will be no nursery staff available.
Peace is only possible when the other person’s alien uniqueness is welcomed. War is the result of attempting reconciliation by making the other person like me. War is colonization of the other, laying my morality on the stranger, insisting on my cause, my righteousness, and revenge because of how I have been offended. Peace is the willingness to live with someone who teaches me; whom I recognize as my mentor; and whom I respond to with the obedience of ethics: the goodness of the other.
* Collections will go to the Mukwonago Food Pantry
December 8 - Compassion and the Role of the Empath –Claire Johnson
Compassion and empathy go hand-in-hand, but let’s explore the actual role than an empathetic person has in our lives, and the journey of how that role can unfold.
December 15- The Gifts of a Journey –Lois Remeikis
Join us for this multi-generational service which is our annual holiday pageant as we head into the holiday season filled with love and generosity. Children will be invited to participate in the pageant that morning, so please plan to arrive early before the service to obtain their costumes.
* The High School youth will be serving a Soup Lunch that day after service as a fundraiser for their 2020 trip costs.
* Special Collections will go to the UU Service Committee
December 22 - Winter Solstice: A Celebration of the Winter Solstice in music
Come enjoy this peaceful, musical service. Musicians include Kenn Fox, Mare Edstrom, Grace Butscher, Sarah Ehrhardt, Karen Haskell, Greg Valde, and Tracy Moraine
December 24 - A Babe is Born –Lois Remeikis
Whose child is this, who is born to bring hope to the world? All are welcome for this traditional Christmas Eve service. The service will begin at 4pm, and will feature traditional Christmas carols and both secular and sacred readings. There will be goodies, coffee, and cider available after the service.
All are welcome for this traditional Christmas Eve service. The service will begin at 4pm and will feature traditional Christmas carols and both secular and sacred readings. There will be goodies, coffee, and cider available after the service.
* There will be no Religious Education classes, and there will be no nursery staff available.
December 29 - Grab Your Oxygen Mask First –Lois Remeikis
Many of us are taught to focus on helping others. But to truly help others, we must practice self-compassion first.
* There will be no Religious Education classes, and there will be no nursery staff available.
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