Put Saturday, November 14th on your calendar! That’s the date of the 2026 UUCW Auction - a great time to have fun and a great opportunity to bid for wonderful auction items. But first, we have to acquire items for [...]
Juneteenth, also known as Emancipation Day, is the oldest known celebration of the abolition of slavery in the United States. On June 19, 1865, the Union Army arrived in Galveston, Texas, and announced that all slaves in Texas were free. [...]
The federal budget, the protection of civil rights, and the basic human dignity of those within our borders are not abstract political debates—they are direct reflections of our national priorities. Right now, several critical pieces of legislation and executive actions [...]
As their terms on the Board of Trustees draw to a close, outgoing members Erich Zuern, Barb Holzhauer, and Kathy White look back on their years of leadership at UUCW. From navigating shared ministry and strengthening community connections to deepening [...]
Each Sunday, UUCW invites attendees to split their offerings between the church and a community nonprofit that is making a purposeful difference. The June/July Split the Plate partner is Ezeliel HOPE. Ezekiel Community Development Corporation/ HOPE (Home Ownership, Partnership & Employment) [...]
Every Sunday, you hear about the UUCW Split the Plate (STP) program. It is a powerful way our congregation puts Unitarian Universalist values into action—contributing financially to local nonprofits while deepening our understanding of their vital work. To keep this [...]
Congress is voting on a massive spending bill this week that funds unauthorized wars and controversial programs while everyday families struggle with inflation. Check the details below and use our script to call Senators Johnson and Baldwin today to demand [...]
Summer 2026 is here, and once again, UUCW is partnering with two other Unitarian Universalist Congregations to share worship. The role of “Host Congregation” will be rotated among the different UU buildings in Hartland, Waukesha, and Brookfield. Each Congregation will [...]
Visit the table in the Community Room on Sunday, May 17 and 24 to learn more! Campus Team Consider joining the Campus Team. Monthly meetings to discuss larger projects that include recommendations and research. This team helps steward our building [...]
This is a quick reminder to always keep fire safety top of mind. Whenever you’re at church, please take a moment to note the location of emergency exits and familiarize yourself with posted evacuation routes. Knowing where to go ahead [...]
While reading the latest edition of the e‑news after dinner last Thursday, I was struck by the sheer number of programs, events, and activities underway at UUCW. Everywhere I looked, I saw people living our UU values - engaging in social [...]
If you’re unable to attend protests or other events, there are still meaningful ways to stay involved. Many important issues are currently before the federal legislature. Please consider taking a few minutes to contact Ron Johnson, Tammy Baldwin, and your [...]
Each year, a portion of the UUCW Endowment Fund (calculated using the Harvard Method) is made available for Endowment Fund project grants. Previous grants supported a wide variety of projects relating to spirituality, the environment, safety, UUCW youth, building/grounds enhancement, [...]
Each Sunday, UUCW invites attendees to split their offerings between the church and a community nonprofit that is making a purposeful difference. The May Split the Plate partner is Milwaukee Rescue Mission. Milwaukee Rescue Mission provides critical care and long-term [...]
Organizing Dinners in the Home has offered Mike and I a valuable chance to enjoy and expand our sense of community at UUCW after the long separation due to Covid. Over the last four years, more than 75 church members [...]