Welcome to the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of La Crosse

Welcome to the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of La Crosse, Wisconsin. We are a liberal religious congregation welcoming to everyone searching for truth and meaning. Our address is 401 West Avenue South, La Crosse, WI, 54601.

Services start at 10:00 a.m. on Sunday, followed by coffee, refreshments and fellowship. To contact us, call 608-796-9993 or e-mail info@uulacrosse.org.

Upcoming Services

Please note: Summer Services are not held every Sunday, and locations may vary. Check the service details for any specific changes.

July 5: No service

July 12: "The Inquisition & the Telescope," Sam Wormley, research scientist and engineer and teacher and ... Galileo (1564-1642) is one of the most remarkable men who ever lived. More than any predecessor or contemporary he introduced "controlled experiment" as a means of gaining knowledge of nature. Join us as we explore how Galileo helped change our view of our place in the universe on this 400th anniversary of using a telescope to view the heavens.

July 26: "Eco-Architecture: Cultivating the Strength of the Whole Tree," Roald Gundersen, architect Roald Gundersen, who lives in a straw bale-insulated, timber pole-supported A-frame house, has committed himself to caring for people and the land. He will share the inspiration behind his work in "whole tree architecture" as a means of creating a mutually beneficial relationship between humans and forest.

Aug 2: "Music that Inspires Us," Ron Malzer, fellowship member Some of you may be new to this annual fellowship tradition, which involves as many people who wish bringing in a favorite piece of recorded music, on CD or cassette. Years past have included a wide range of genres, with classical, jazz, and folk usually represented; hip-hop was in last year's service as well. So don't be shy; bring in a musical selection that's special to you. Also, we do a communal fruit salad at this event, so please bring in a piece of fresh fruit to share.

Aug 9: "Bringing the Divine Feminine into Daily Life: Holding the Center in Uncentered Times," Mark Taylor, counselor and founder of RoundRiver Institute, LLC So many benchmarks of what we have thought to be normal are slipping from our grasp, established institutions are evaporating before our eyes, and the existence of species and wild places of our planet are threatened. With that, it is time to return to the Divine Feminine-to restore the yin and yang of the natural balance. The tradition of the Divine Feminine is found in virtually every religious and spiritual tradition. Mark will explore the healing tradition of the Divine Feminine from a Buddhist perspective.

Aug 16: "Auroville, India: International Ecotownship," Paula Murphy, fellowship member Paula first visited Auroville in 1971, when it was a barren plateau populated by poor and isolated Tamil villagers. Over the years, it has been transformed into a lush, forested community housing people from all over the world who are seeking a future based on human unity, sustainability, and spiritual evolution. Paula will bring us up to date on this evolving project.