Meeting Guidelines

In order to create a safe space at our meetings, we respectfully ask everyone to abide by the following covenant:
  • To honor the group by authentically sharing our experiences, wonderings, and insights and listen deeply to others;
  • To maintain trust through confidentiality, sharing only our own learnings outside of the group, not anyone else’s story; 
  • To support each other as we explore our lives in this sacred space we create together.

 ​​UU Women’s Group

UU Women is an informal get together that is open to anyone who identifies as a woman in a way that is significant to them.

For more information, please contact Jill Lorenz at 715-292-9163.

Science Group Gatherings
10:00 AM Sandbar in Ashland
9/29, 10/27, 11/24

All are welcome to come and talk about science. For more information, please contact Mike Bunch at 715-209-5383.

Soul Matters Discussion Group

Soul Matters is an invitation to explore spiritual themes and develop or hone spiritual practices. Participants receive a monthly packet with reflections, quotes, stories and videos to engage with on their own time, and come together to meet for 1 1/2 hours to share insights and encourage one another in the exploration.  Register by Tuesday, Sept. 10:  stacy@chequamegonuuf.org.
Facilitator:  Jen Banowetz;  Location:  Washburn Library;  Date & Time:  Second Tuesday of each month, 4 – 5:30 PM.  First meeting – Tuesday, September 10, 4:00 – 5:30 PM

2024-2025 Theme:  The Practices of Our Faith;  September: Invitation; October:  Deep Listening; November:  Repair; December:  Presence; January: Story; February: Inclusion; March:  Trust; April:  Joy; May:  Imagination; June:  Freedom

Reconnection Group

If you are looking for a support group, please contact Rev. Stacy Craig at minister@chequamegonuuf.org for more information

Climate Revival is Coming this Fall!!


Join UUs across the world in holding a community Climate Revival. As climate change rocks our world, there is a spirit at work in the congregations committed to justice.  As we make the connections between climate and justice, we are called to re-imagine what it means to do this urgent work in community.  How can our climate work be:

Less isolated, more connected; 
Less anxious, more nourishing; and
Less limited; more visionary? 

Do you want to help plan a service, community events, and youth engagement for this special event? CUUF is tentatively planning to observe it on Nov. 17. Please contact Minister Stacy Craig to get involved in a the envisioning of this program for Chequamegon Bay