James Reeb UU Congregation: Recent Episodes

James Reeb UU Congregation

We are a faith community rooted in Unitarian Universalist principles, called by love to welcome the seeker, cultivate relationship, nurture spiritual wholeness, and grow justice in the world.

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Join us for this service via an on-line Zoom Meeting

When JRUUC holds in-person annual meetings, we take time to thank everyone who has given of their time, talent, and treasure. This morning, before we meet to approve our 2020-2021 budget, we’ll explore what it ... read more.

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Join us for a service where we will explore positivity, forgiveness, and compassion for all beings, including ourselves.

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The Justice Leadership Team (previously called the Peace, Justice and Sustainability group) will be reflecting on how justice work is at the core of UU principles.  Following the service there will be an opportunity for the congregation to consider what justice work JRUUC ... read more.

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Join us in a search for the awe within. This will be a meditative service, with music, poetry, and opportunities for silent reflection.

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As we explore our monthly theme of belonging, three members of Prairie UU Society across town will reflect on their spiritual home as it celebrates its 50th anniversary with the publication of a history book. Please join Mary Mullen, Barbara Park and ... read more.

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Join Tiny Village Architect and Planner Ed Kuharski and Resident Gene Cox for lessons and reflections on the 5th anniversary of Madison’s Tiny Village.

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How can we reshape the meaning of masculinity – for ourselves, for our children, and for our world – so that we can have more peace, joy, and meaning?

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The practice of finding one’s source, or root, is an integral part of the journey toward wholeness. This morning, in multi-generational community, we’ll explore how both Easter Sunday and Earth Day are celebrations of this journey.

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Sometimes the best adventures are unplanned. In this morning’s multi-generational service, we’ll explore how curiosity and willingness to explore can help us find things we didn’t know existed.

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Join Stephani and various people involved in our religious education program for children and youth, to share stories about their RE experiences.