What is a Third Place? Adapted from https://courier.unesco.org/en/articles/third-places-true-citizen-spaces The third place is not home and not work, but instead one of the physical settings that have throughout history encouraged a sense of warmth, conviviality, and that special kind of human sustenance we call community. These settings include cafés, taverns, libraries and hair salons, where people from …
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The Soul Matters theme for June is Freedom “I try to understand why trans folx are so terrifying to people, why we are seen as such a threat. And ultimately, I think the scariest thing we represent is possibility and freedom.We have resisted the imposition of overly-determined stories of our …
The Soul Matters theme for June is Freedom.Here is a reflection exercise on that topic. Read through the list of questions 2-3 times until one question sticks out for you and captures your attention or until one of the questions “shimmers.”Then reflect on that question using one or all of …
The greenhouse has arrived at UUSRF. This effort was funded by Carie Statz. A grant from the Kinnickinnic River Land Trust has funded grow lights and prairie seedlings and other plants. The prairie plants will grow in the greenhouse until they are ready for planting along the Kinnickinnic River for prairie restoration. UUSRF members interested in …
Submissions for the UU Musings section are welcome. Send essays, poems, songs or other writings to annleake001@gmail.com. These can be original works or pieces by other authors that you enjoy and want to share with our community.
Program Committee – June 4 by Zoom. Contact don.leake52@gmail.com with your ideas for speakers. Caring Circle – June 11 at 7:00. Meeting via Zoom. UUSRF Board – June 18 at 6:30 via Zoom. You are welcome to attend and follow the business of UUSRF. Contact Don Leake (don.leake52@gmail.com) for the link. River Falls Ministerium – Maureen Ash is our …
During June, July and August there will be services on the second and fourth Sundays. The building will be open on the first and third Sundays for informal meetings, gardeners, impromptu forum discussions and poetry club. June 1 Community Readings – This is an informal gathering. Attendees are encouraged to bring a favorite reading, poem, …
Date: Friday, June 6, 2025 Time: 7 p.m.Location: UUSRF, N8010 Hwy 65, River Falls, WI 54022Tickets: $20.00, Children under 18 Free This concert will take the audience on a lively journey celebrating the friendship and community embodied by traditional music bringing songs of struggle, merriment, and hope from medieval Spain all the way to modern …
Concert – Fortune, My Foe! Merry Music for Trying Times Read More »
