Our Unitarian Universalist Beliefs
As Unitarian Universalists, we believe in and encourage a free and responsible search for truth and meaning.
First Church is a welcoming congregation, and all who wish to explore what it means to be human are invited to join us!
Sunday Services
October 20, 2019
9:00 am
& 11:00 am
“Divinity in the Devil’s Curve”
Today’s Topic: The lemniscate, or Devil’s Curve, is a polar curve that traces back and forth in a series of loops. In a bonded community,…
Get DetailsSunday Forum
October 20, 2019
10:10 am
“The Making of a Therapy Dog”
Presenter: Kathleen Dunn, Therapy Dog Trainer. Long-time radio and television personality Kathleen Dunn retired from public radio in August 2017. Shortly after retiring, she acquired…
Get DetailsChildren & Youth
Religious Education
For Unitarian Universalists, religious education includes all of the ways that children, teens and adults grow toward their potential as compassionate, ethical and fulfilled human beings.
Learn MoreUpcoming Events
October 20, 2019 | 9:00 am & 11:00 am
“Divinity in the Devil’s Curve”
Today’s Topic: The lemniscate, or Devil’s Curve, is a polar curve that traces back and forth in a series of loops. In a bonded community,… Get Details >
October 20, 2019 | 10:10 am - 10:50 am
“The Making of a Therapy Dog”
Presenter: Kathleen Dunn, Therapy Dog Trainer. Long-time radio and television personality Kathleen Dunn retired from public radio in August 2017. Shortly after retiring, she acquired… Get Details >
Featured News
Order Fruits and Nuts for the Holidays Now!
Order delicious fruits, nuts, chocolate, and snacks for the holidays and promote Unitarian Universalism. The Southeast Wisconsin UU Congregations (SEWUUC) uses the profits to purchase radio… Read More >
October Share the Plate – Tricklebee Cafe
Tricklebee Cafe is our October Share the Plate recipient. Since 2016, Tricklebee Cafe has been operating in the Sherman Park neighborhood as a pay-what-you-can non-profit… Read More >
Dena’s Digressions – Belonging
I grew up in a very small town which I loved. As a child, I felt deep belonging to the land forms, the trees, the… Read More >