- Oct 24,  10:30am -  Music Service
The Thin Veil
Speaker/Host: Jody Rendall
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Cultures all over the world celebrate the Day of the Dead: that time when the veil between our world and the world of those who have gone before merge.  We'll look at how so many cultures (throughout history) have similar events this time of year.  The service will finish with a memorial celebration where people will be given the option of bringing photos and/or memorabilia of ancestors or deceased loved ones that they may share.  

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​- Oct 31, 10:30am,
Movie Time!
There will be a special animated family movie shown with Halloween treats to snack on. Kids are welcome. 
Past Guest(s):
August 8th Service, “You Matter, We Matter”, Special Guest!
 
Pey Carter is a 4th year M.Div. student at Iliff School of Theology. Their focus in ministry and advocacy work is storytelling and narrative justice as well as disabilities, sexual trauma, and LGBTQ rights. They recently relocated with her two children to Eau Claire, WI. Pey also enjoys running an Etsy store with their daughter, called Love Action Art.
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Sunday, March 1st,  2020
"My Journey with Asking, Receiving, and Giving."
 presented by  Intern Minister, Peighton Carter.   
 
Peighton Carter is a second year intern minister at the Unitarian Universalist Congregation in Eau Claire, Wisconsin. She is a third year seminary student at Iliff School of Theology in Denver, CO and currently lives with her husband, Brad, and three children, Abbey, Whitby, and Calya in La Crosse, WI. Peighton and Brad recently opened Driftless Reptiles & Gifts, a reptile speciality store and gift shop featuring over 65 crafters and vendors. Peighton has an advocate and speaker for over 8 years on military sexual trauma, veterans issues, and disabilities. She lives with Ehlers Danlos Syndrome (hEds), Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS), Dysautonomia, Fibromyalgia, and Post-Traumatic Stress. ​
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Sunday, February 16th,  2020 
"Forgiveness, a Gateway Virtue"
​by International Award Winning Author, Robert Crown

After living through the experiences described in his Multi-Award-Winning book Suffering Ends When Awakening Begins, Robert succeeded in breaking the patterns of dysfunction that had been a part of his family for generations. Although he has made great strides to identify and correct paradigms that had prohibited him to evolve and grow, he continues to   remain focused on a continual quest to learn more about his higher self and the expanding of his consciousness.

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December 22nd, 2019
​ "Dickens and the Seven Principles." 
​by Robin Proud

Robin Proud has been a UU for over 40 years and is currently a member of Prairie UU Society in Madison and a Rotating Speaker at the Free Congregation of Sauk County. She regularly presents programs on UU figures, on women’s history, and on literature.