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Lo c a t i o n: 1511 South Melrose (15th and Melrose)
M a i l: P.O. Box 2124, Casper, WY 82602
UU events generally take place at the United Church of Christ (UCC) at 15th and Melrose in Casper unless otherwise indicated. Although a separate entity, the Unitarian Universalist Community rents space from UCC.
Unitarian Universalist minister Leslie Kee will speak at 9 a.m. on the fourth Sunday of each month. She will also provide spiritual and administrative leadership as well as pastoral care. Reverend Kee is the chaplain at the Lusk women's prison. To read one of Reverend Kee's sermons, click on the word "search" at the top of this page, then type "Kee" in the search box that appears on the next page.
Reverend Kee will attend our board meeting on that same 4th Sunday, and attend other committee meetings as requested. She will also be reasonably available by phone or email during the remainder of the month for consultation. This is an incredible opportunity for our congregation and a big step in being a worthy church!
MOTHER'S DAY BRUNCH: The UCC's are hosting a Mother's Day brunch on May 13th at noon at the church, $15 per person.
MAY 6: Charles Scott, service leader: “Civic Religion of Middle America”
MAY 13: Mothers’ Day service presented by Nancy Wayte and our UU children
MAY 20: Ron Akin, service leader, presents John Goss of the Veterans Museum, guest speaker
MAY 27: Rev. Leslie Kee, Memorial Day service
JUNE 3: Service and Congregational Meeting, Laura Gossman service leader
JUNE 10: Rev. Leslie Kee and Ron & Myshell of Awakening Humanity to Oneness with All Nature
JUNE 17: Annual Emerson Walk, Audubon Society, 101 Garden Creek Road
JUNE 24: Rev. Leslie Kee, service, followed immediately by a retreat for all church members, at the Audubon Society, 101 Garden Creek Road.
JULY 1: Jeff Lockwood, Laramie Unitarian Universalist Church, service leader
The UU Community of Casper, WY welcomes all who are interested to attend our services. We are officially designated a Welcoming Congregation by the UU Association of Congregations. This means that our congregation has volunteered to become more inclusive towards bisexual, gay, lesbian, and/or transgender people. We also welcome people of diverse beliefs (see "Are My Beliefs Welcome in UU?" below).
OUR SOURCES: Unitarian Universalism (UU) draws from many sources:
These principles and sources of faith are the backbone of our religious community.
Unitarian Universalism welcomes people with diverse beliefs. There is a rich dialogue in our congregations about many spiritual topics. Below are some topics that newcomers are often curious about.
In addition to holding different beliefs on spiritual topics, individual Unitarian Universalists may also identify with and draw inspiration from Atheism and Agnosticism, Buddhism, Christianity, Humanism, Judaism, Paganism, and other religious or philosophical traditions.
Our Unitarian Universalist faith has evolved through a long history, with theological origins in European Christian traditions. Today Unitarian Universalism is a non-creedal faith which allows individual Unitarian Universalists the freedom to search for truth on many paths. While our congregations uphold shared principles, individual Unitarian Universalists may discern their own beliefs about spiritual, ethical, and theological issues.