News & Views
Global Warming: A Matter of Intergenerational Justice
By Terry Wiggins, Earth Justice Ministry. Here are some recent examples of why it is: Dr. Natasha DeJarnett, research coordinator… Read More >
Watch Sunday Services Online and Share with Your Friends!
We know you all want to be in church on Sundays, to connect with and support your community, to feel… Read More >
Share the Plate – Pathfinders
Every spring, our Religious Education Program youth members choose an organization to receive Share the Plate donations. Pathfinders, an organization… Read More >
Reflections on Teaching Black People Matter
When our Religious Education Coordinator Cami Thomas asked me to help with teaching Black People Matter this winter, I was… Read More >
Taking Time to Walk the Walk
Within social justice circles, the dilemma of “talking the talk” versus “walking the walk” is often brought up. I often… Read More >
Dena’s Digressions: People of Trust
When I was a child, I loved watching the movie Sound of Music. My parents bought the album and we… Read More >
Words on the Wind: Fractals and Possibilities
Fractals are self-similar patterns repeating at different scales. They pattern our lungs, tree branches and leaves, snowflakes and river routes…. Read More >
Dena’s Digressions: Possibilities
Simply by calling something new, we invite possibilities. The New Year, whenever we observe it, marks a beginning, a fresh… Read More >
Guest House Meal on Saturday, December 15 – A Chance to Cook, Serve, or Donate
Attention First Church friends: First Church will provide supper for the 86 men of the Guest House Shelter on Saturday,… Read More >
Emergency Wildfire Relief Special Collection This Sunday
The Camp wildfire in Paradise, California is the most destructive wildfire in California history, with the Woolsey fire and Hill… Read More >
Winter Holiday Events 2018
You are cordially invited to join us December 12 for Blue Christmas Vespers. December 23 for a Holiday Pageant. December 24 for Christmas Eve Candlelight Services. See post for details.
The Dark Can Be Luminous, and It Can Be Lonely
When the earth turns away from the sun and the land grows colder and darker, people huddle around fires and… Read More >
The Winter Holidays and “Awe-robics”
The winter holidays are a mixed bag: stressful, sad, lonely, yet also magical with moments of love and forgiveness that… Read More >
Buy your Fruits and Nuts in October
Buy your Fruits and Nuts this Month! by Bruce Wiggins Each year the Southeast Wisconsin Unitarian Universalist Congregations (SEWUUC) sells… Read More >
Let’s Party! A First Church Feast for Funds Story
Susie & Laura’s Feast for Funds Story by Susie Siedelman and Laura Maker We both love having people over and… Read More >
Karen Williams-Brusubardis Exhibit Opens in Leenhouts Gallery
Welcome to a new exhibit of work by Milwaukee artist Karen Williams-Brusubardis, opening September 8, 2018, in the Leenhouts Gallery… Read More >