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A free-thinking, inclusive spiritual community

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Services are held each Sunday and begin at 10 a.m. Coffee hour follows, providing us with an opportunity for fellowship and socialization. Summer services vary, are less formal, and include a social aspect. Be sure to check the calendar for what is happening each week.

Everyone is welcome!

Membership to our congregation is not a requirement

Events

March 29
Elizabeth K. Fischer, Author

Elizabeth K. Fischer has written 10 books in her Eliza series. Says the author: “This series is about the greatest female wizard ever and her interactions with elementals, including fairies, elves, trolls, sylphs, goblins, leprechauns, and tree devas.

This is a family series for all ages that mixes technology with magic and features a character named Tech Elf. Elementals are very concerned about the Earth and want to help the planet and everyone living on it.”

Fischer also heads up Chippewa Valley Living in Retirement.

Jason Dea West

March 15
Jason Dea West, Mini-Concert

Mini concert with Nate Mahon. Nate plays guitar and drums and sings original songs from classic folk and rock. His solo music is mellow. He often performs with Shannon and the Clams.

February 15
Nate Mahon, Mini-concert

Nate Mahon is a multi-talented singer, songwriter. He plays several instruments, and has toured extensively in the western U.S.

Vision Statement

Engaging people in an open, nurturing community, promoting intellectual curiosity, honoring human rights and religious differences, and providing service to just causes.

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Beliefs

We believe that church should help us become better people and that we should try to make the world a better place. We also believe that we should ask questions, be seekers on our own spiritual journey, and form community with fellow seekers. 

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We Are a Welcoming Congregation

Being welcoming means a community built on inclusiveness and creating spaces honoring every part of our identities.

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The Unitarian Society of Menomonie is a liberal religious community whose roots originate in the 19th century in Menomonie. USM is a member of the greater global Unitarian Universalist Association. We are actively involved with the Menomonie Area Mission Coalition, a coalition of local churches, and JONAH (Joining Our Neighbors Advancing Hope), a social action agency. 

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105 21st St NE, Menomonie WI

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