a liberal, welcoming congregation
Continuing discussion of Korea, including its history, people, and future.
How the Unitarian Universalist Association and our congregation seek to “break down divisions, heal isolation, and honor the interconnectedness of all life.”
Come to BHUU this Sunday, Feb 25, to watch and discuss what brain scientist Jill Bolte Taylor learned and who she became after her “Stroke of Insight”
“What do we see when we look at the night sky?” Judy Barisonzi will take us on a short tour of our current understanding of the universe, and a long look at the spiritual questions raised by star-gazing.
A lot of climate science is disputed, but there are some facts that just can’t be ignored. Join us in discussing the greenhouse effect and what role humans are playing in it.
Since 1905, the University of Wisconsin system has been dedicated to offering programs and resources to the community. Out of this relationship came not only the UW-Extension, but many progressive new laws. Jude Genereaux will lead a service on how the “Wisconsin Idea” impacts us today and why it’s still important.
Join us for an hour this Wednesday, we will be having a discussion on deconversion, and *How to Leave Your Religion*. Please come and join us for an evening of thoughtful dialogue and sharing of personal stories. We will have juice, water, tea, cookies, cheese, and crackers for us to snack on.
Discussion will be facilitated by one of our members, Ken Hood. Ken is a former Christian interested in sharing the insights he has gained while leaving the faith he was raised in.
If you have left a religion or changed your religion, you may be wondering…
How can I explain this decision to my friends and family?
Is it OK for me to be sad or upset about my loss of faith?
What does my life look like now?
Where can I find purpose?
We’ll be covering these questions and more! Guests and visitors are welcome.
*There will be no forum this Sunday, but join us this Wednesday at 6pm for our bi-weekly weeknight forum*
This Sunday, February 11th, BHUU is celebrating Black History Month. At 10:30 am, Dave Hart will offer a service in which history and culture culminate into profound ideas on African Americans in US history. All are welcome to coffee, tea, and snacks following the service.
Linda Tollefsrud will be facilitating the discussion forum this week with a very neat topic, “Lessons from a frog”
Valerie Rude will be leading the service with reading of the 7 UU principles, joys and concerns, local announcements, a chance to speak for social/environmental action, readings from the hymn books, live music and singing also from the hymn books, and her message about “Time traveling with books”
Linda will be leading the service with reading of the 7 UU principles, sharing joys and concerns, local announcements, a chance to speak for social/environmental action, live music and singing, and her message on meditations of the winter season.
Our new Wednesday night discussion series (“Spirit at BHUU”) is launching this week, January 24th. These biweekly meetings will go from 6 PM – 7 PM every other Wednesday and will offer a chance for spirited discussion around big questions.
If you have been thinking of checking us out but haven’t been able to make it on Sunday, please consider stopping by. We would love to have you.
Colten will be facilitating a discussion about how to constructively talk with people who think differently from our own perspective. There will be time to share our personal experiences, stories and ideas of what works and what doesn’t work so well. A set of questions will help to give structure to this engaging discussion. Let’s help each other be better listeners, more effective communicators, and more compassionate human beings when we are interacting and communicating with people who think differently.
Judy Barisonzi will lead a 
discussion that encourages everyone to talk about their views of the biotechnology, CRISPR, that makes it possible to edit entire genomes. All are invited to this important conversation involving personal values, potential issues, and what we can do to prepare for the future.
It’s that time of year when the music and poetry that has had meaning in our lives can be shared with our fellowship and friends. Whether it is a song or a poem, original or from another artist, we welcome all expressions.
Irene Asp will offer songs, stories, and discussion for children with a focus on the Jewish holiday, Tu B’shvat. This holiday celebrates something we can all appreciate, trees and what they have offer. Children (and adults) of all ages are welcome to join.
Bob will be facilitating the discussion forum on ‘words and the web’. We have a focus this day on the 7 principles of being a Unitarian Universalist!
Judy will be leading the service with joys and concerns, local announcements, speaking for social action, reading the 7 UU principles, music and singing, and her message which focuses on witches and the 5th principle of Unitarian Universalism.