Thank you to Jeanne Jarecki, Scott Shulick, and Heather Bartlett as they finish their time serving on UUCW's Board of Trustees. Some former members are moving on to new church roles so we will all continue to benefit from their dedication and commitment to UUCW.

Annual Trustee Awards are given to members who took action exhibiting excellence, initiative, and commitment or who enhanced the life of the congregation.

Our budget gap is now less than $30,000 - and you can still help! Please use the Donate button below to make an additional gift - OR email the church office with your amount.

Dave Cicero, UUCW Dir. of Lifespan Religious Ed, is hosting an online gathering for folks of all ages who want to have fun being spontaneous and playful. An invitation was sent out last Sunday. To receive the Zoom invite, contact Dave by Sat., June 12.

Following the Play Social Hour, we'll view the GA worship service outdoors on a large TV. If you can't join us in person, watch it online.

The UUA General Assembly (GA) happens online from June 23-27, 2021. Register NOW to experience excellent keynotes, workshops, resource-sharing, worship services, and more! Online "on-demand" GA offerings are available now! Click "view" button for GA worship service with Rev. Suzelle/local UUs.

An in-person memorial service for UUCW member Rightie Pappenheim will be held on June 12 at 2 pm at the Schmidt and Bartelt Funeral Home, 10121 W North Ave. Rev. Suzelle Lynch will lead the service. No masks are required; no online option is offered.

Join Rev. Suzelle and Kathy Bradshaw after the EarthSpirit "Find Your Fire" worship service for a casual, joyful, drop-in Pride celebration at UUCW! Click button below for a PRIDE message from Colors of Pride - on the intersectionality of queerness, racial justice, and religious identity!

The food pantry collection for June, July, and August will be the FOOD Pantry Serving Waukesha County.

The pantry serves 5,700 residents a month. 

Our Split the Plate partner for June through mid-July is Groundwork Milwaukee. Groundwork focuses on bringing people into contact with the natural world, in projects that benefit both the people & the environment.

The topic will be "Restorative Play - Summertime Spiritual Practice." Covid has taken a toll and left trauma in our system. As we take baby steps into our new ways of being, let's talk about healing our souls through playful spiritual practice. Reservations encouraged.

PieceMakers: For people interested in sewing and quilting.

Bring a chair. If raining, meeting will be held on Zoom. All ages and levels of sewers and quilters are welcome. Contact Carolyn Lawrence for more information or the meeting link.

Now it's time for the serious reconstruction to begin on North Ave. Last week the diggers and bulldozers moved in to remove dirt and cut into UUCW's side drive. For up-to-date road closures and detours, click HERE.

In both the Northern and Southern Hemispheres, the June Solstice is a time for Fire Energy and joyful attention to the sun and earth deities. We add elements from the culture of the Andes and Roman times to our earth-based celebration this year. Join us to move the Wheel of the Year into its phase of high-energy growth!