Services
Upcoming services
Sunday Services at the Fellowship – Summer 2025
(June 1 through September 7 )
9:00 am – Coffee and Conversation – For those folks who appreciate the informal “Sunday Coffeehouse Service,” we’ll be offering a 9:00 am Coffee and Conversation opportunity, led by volunteer facilitators, which will include prompts given by the ministers to help guide the conversation and tie in with the focus of the 10:00 am service.
10:00 am – Traditional Service & Religious Exploration – This service includes traditional elements like hymns, ritual, and a sermon. Religious Exploration is offered for children ages 4K-5th grade and kids are released to RE after the Wonder Box. Nursery care for ages 6 months to 4 years is available.
Sunday Services at the Fellowship –
Program Year
(September 14, 2025 through May 17, 2026)
9:00 am – Sunday Coffeehouse Service & Childcare – People of all ages are welcome to attend the Sunday Coffeehouse Service, a relaxed, conversation-based service without a full sermon. This service takes place in the Fellowship Hall around tables with coffee and bagels. If kids prefer to attend childcare during the 9:00 am service, they’re welcome to do so.
10:10 am – Middle Hour and Fun & Friends – Stay after the first service or come early to the second service, to enjoy opportunities for learning and connection with other Fellowship adults. Kids will enjoy Fun & Friends time in the Religious Exploration wing for play and building community.
11:00 am – Traditional Service & Religious Exploration – Everyone starts in the sanctuary for the traditional service, and children are “sung out” to Religious Exploration classes after the Wonder Box about 15 minutes into the service. This service includes traditional elements like hymns, ritual, and a sermon.
Sunday Service Information Summer 2025
Welcome!
We hope you will join us for our services!
Sunday, June 22
- Traditional Service – 10:00 am Central Time: in-person & livestream, with a sermon.
- This Sunday is the UUA General Assembly Sunday Service, details are available below.
⇒ 10:00 am Online link HERE ⇐
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Call In: Dial 312-626-6799, enter 931 6395 2012, followed by 823319
Summer 2025 Coffee & Conversation 
June 1st through August 24th
For those folks who appreciate the informal “Sunday Coffeehouse Service,” we’ll be offering a 9:00 am Coffee and Conversation opportunity, led by volunteer facilitators, which will include prompts given by the ministers to help guide the conversation and tie in with the focus of the 10:00 am service. Check the screen in the front lobby to find out where the conversation is happening.
Summer Services
We have a place for you here – for your whole, authentic self, for your joys and sorrows, your silence, your music, and your movement. We have a place for your successes and your mistakes, your energy and your tiredness, your wisdom and your curiosity. All of who you are, is welcome here.
June 22
UUA General Assembly Sunday Service
Join us as we tune in, live, to the General Assembly Sunday Service, which will be in Baltimore, Maryland. This is the largest gathering of UUs from around the country and the world, and it is a joy to take part in the worship service together, even from afar. Please note that this service will run until approximately 11:30 AM.
June 29
In God We Trust? by Rev. Jim Coakley
Reverend Jim Coakley serves as an affiliated community minister focused on regional ministry primarily to two small UU fellowships in Fond du Lac and Waukesha. He is a graduate of Meadville Lombard Theological School with a Master of Divinity and was ordained by the Fellowship in 2016. Before seminary, he was a very active member for over 20 years. Jim continues to be a member and supports the staff through occasional preaching, pastoral care, and adult programs.
July 6
“Free Associating”
Rev. Christina will be returning from time at our UUA General Assembly and will share takeaways from this year’s assembly, and what it means to be a congregational member of the larger national and international UU association while still being a free, independent congregation.
July 13
Auction Win Sermon Part I: Moral Exhaustion and When to Worry About Our Individual Ethical Actions by Rev. Christina Leone-Tracy
July 20
Auction Win Sermon Part II: Memento Mori — Contemplation of Our Own Death Can Be a Useful Practice by Rev. Hannah Roberts Villnave
July 27
In Celebration of the Mile of Music
by Scott Peeples and a Mile of Music Guest Musician
