Our share the plate recipient for April 5th and 12th 2020 is the Wisconsin Network for Peace, Justice, Sustainability, and Democracy. WNPJS advances a sustainable world free from violence and injustice by connecting, engaging, and strengthening member groups and serving as a catalyst for community … read more.
A scam is making the rounds again – it’s an e-mail pretending to be from Rev. Karen or another minister asking for help. Often the first e-mail will simply ask to respond. After responding you’ll receive an urgent request to purchase gift-cards. Rev. Karen will … read more.
The Philadelphia Tribune has a fantastic profile of James Reeb our congregation’s namesake. James Reeb would be 93 on Jan 1st, 2020.
This married father of four was born in Wichita, Kansas, and ordained as a Presbyterian minister in 1953 before moving to Pennsylvania, where … read more.
On November 17th, JRUUC was honored to have Art and Dawn Shegonee share their wisdom with us. Unfortunately we had trouble with the audio of this video during the service. Please take a moment to watch, and more importantly, listen to this beautiful video.
Our September theme invites us to look ahead, and reflect on what we hope to find. In this space, you’ll find a new invitation into reflection on our monthly theme every week.
Check-in question: Do you live in the world as it should be, or the … read more.
Reeb Rave, our annual auction dinner, party, and major fundraiser, is set for November 9th, 5-8:30 pm! . This year’s theme is “Harry Potter”! Bring your family, friends and magical spells, and enjoy music, dinner, live and silent auctions. You’re welcome … read more.
The Isthmus has a great article about one of our regular renters at JRUUC:
Barcelos welcomes the students to the vinyasa class, advertised as consent-oriented, body positive and celebrating all bodies, sizes and abilities. Down the hall is a single-stall, gender neutral … read more.
Families for Justice is hosting a Teach-in at James Reeb UU congregation on July 17th at 6pm. This will be an all-ages appropriate discussion of the U.S. treatment of asylum seekers. From their event description:
The Human Rights abuses happening at the US border … read more.
Organizations in the hometown of James Reeb, Casper, WY, are raising money in order to create a mural to honor his life.
“As public art accessible to all, the James Reeb Memorial Mural will beautifully introduce his story of service and social justice … read more.
