What happens when 30+ congregations speak with one moral voice? We are delighted to welcome Natasha Walker, our new leader at the UU Advocacy Network of Illinois (UUANI), to the pulpit. Natasha brings a unique perspective to our movement, combining two decades of strategic work … read more.

Members of the Reproductive Justice Team will reflect on their work and the impact on people they serve.

Father Joseph A. Brown, SJ; PhD, Director, School of Africana and Multicultural Studies; Coordinator, Africana Studies Program, SIUC, will speak on “The Journey into the Unknown: How do we rely on the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen”. Music by … read more.

Miriam Link-Mullison, Generosity Team Chair, will share the meaning of this year’s theme, Our Gifts = Possibilities. Those present will share their ideas on past achievements and the possibilities for next year. She will also share how she determines what to pledge and how giving … read more.

Over the past 25 years, Minister Emeritus Bill Sasso has developed a sense that, as a congregation, when our Fellowship community commits itself, we can accomplish significant and unexpected results. Whether adapting in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, building a new facility, or navigating transitions … read more.

We will discuss the poem, “Be Like A Tree” by Joanne Raptis. Charles Ruffner will provide insight relating to each line of the poem. Music by Elana Floyd-Kennett.

Committing tiny acts of resistance is essential for survival and community in a time of cruelty and nonsense.