UUCW Merch is Here!

Show your UUCW pride on a shirt, cap, or phone.

UUCW merchandise is now available to order on Redbubble. Click below to see the start-up selection of items. Check back often as new designs will be added regularly. All profits go to UUCW. If you have a product suggestion or a problem, contact Kelly Bognar.

Community Connections

provides a helping hand

or tangible support

to members of the church community in times of need.

Nora Vrakas

 will be the Community Connections coordinator for September.

Religious Education has begun!

"Online RE" starts this Sunday (9/26) at 9am. Pre-registration necessary, to receive the Zoom link. 10am in-person RE continues (outdoors at UUCW) and is open to visitors, drop-ins, and registered students alike.

YRUU (high school youth group) meets at 11:30 and plans their year this week.

Practice, Question, Reflect



Monthly small groups connect to share insights and create meaning.

Registration deadline extended -- Circles begin in October ("3rd Tues." evening or "3rd Thur." afternoon). Last chance to sign up for the year!

UUCW Supports Invisible Realities Ministry Food Pantry during September and October.

Sadie Sveum will collect food on her porch in Wauwatosa. Contact Sadie to get her address or to schedule a pickup.

Thank you to all for anything you can contribute.

Monetary donations are welcome and can be sent to IRM, 2700 N. 54th Street, Milwaukee, WI 53210.

UUCW's Split the Plate Partner

is MICAH

MICAH, Milwaukee Innercity Congregations Allied for Hope is a multi-racial, interfaith organization committed to the justice issues of greatest impact on our communities. MICAH works to empower people to act together in pursuit of justice.

Join the Women Writers’ Circle! 

Meetings begin October 20 and continue each first and third Wednesday morning through May 18, 2022. Female writers of all forms, whether beginners or experienced, are welcome. Registration closes after the first meeting, so we ask you to commit for the full year.

Rev. Suzelle Lynch

Years ago, it was common for white Unitarian Universalists to ask, “Why isn’t our church more DIVERSE?” meaning racially diverse, of course. The answer I often gave was, “If those ‘diverse’ people are not in your life beyond church, they won’t be in your life within the church, either.” Today, my answer has shifted a lot, but so have all our lives in the aftermath of the murder of George Floyd, and our greater awareness of the prevalence of white supremacy culture.