Welcome to Lake Country Unitarian Universalist Church
Lake Country Unitarian Universalist Church (LCUUC) is a religious community that encourages spiritual growth through compassion, wisdom, and understanding.
Religious Education classes start September 19. Registration begins September 12. Click on “Religious Education” at right for more information.
We draw inspiration from the principles of Unitarian Universalism, diverse religious sources, and the breadth of human experience. We seek to live in accordance with this inspiration, working for positive change in our community, country, and world.
We invite you to visit us on a Sunday morning. Services start at 10:00 a.m. We hope you will explore this site to find out more about our church and Unitarian Universalism.
Upcoming Service Descriptions
September 5: “Patching Together a Meaningful Life,” by Rev. Dr. Linda Hansen
With the help of a quilt-maker and the poet Sylvia Plath, Rev. Hansen will explore the making of a meaningful life as something like the patching of quilts—not seamless wholes, yet perhaps even more beautiful. Rev. Hansen comes to us from the UU congregation in Mukwonago.
September 12th: “Water Communion Service,” by Rev. Jane Esbensen
As we gather again for the beginning of our new church year, please bring with you a bit of water that either reflects a place you went to this summer or a place that holds a place of importance in your life, a place of importance in your memory. Together we will listen to our stories, watch the waters come together, and be reminded and inspired to do the work the world needs us to do.
September 19: “My God, It’s Full of Stars!,” by Rev. Lori Hlaban
Our living tradition draws from six major sources, the first of which is “direct experience of that transcending mystery and wonder, affirmed in all cultures, which moves us to a renewal of the spirit and an openness to the forces that create and uphold life.” From mystics of various religious traditions, through the Transcendentalists, to modern scientists, we will explore the varieties of expression of awe and wonder.
September 26: “Here We Are Gathered,” by Rev. Jane Esbensen
Life is built by being born and dying. Living is what happens in between. What sort of world do we want to create, and how do we do this together in those inbetween days? What is possible, and then, what is more possible? These ponderings and more are at the forefront of this day’s service.
A list of past services can be found in the Services Archive.
Lake Country Unitarian Universalist Church is a Welcoming Congregation! We offer gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgendered (GLBT) persons a religious home free of discrimination. We affirm same-sex marriage and the equal rights of GLBT persons. Read more about Welcoming Congregations here.
Lake Country UU Church is wheelchair accessible.
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