Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Winona

04/06/2026

As we begin this week, this prayer from UU Rev. Christin Green invites us to remember that not everything is fixed or final.

There are cycles at work—beneath the surface, within us, around us. Change doesn’t always announce itself, but it is still unfolding.

This prayer calls us to turn toward what is opening—toward the dawn, the thaw, the quiet return of possibility—and to let that movement kindle a hope that can grow stronger than our fears.

Read the full prayer at the link in the comments.

03/30/2026

Saturday | April 4th | 2 PM First Congregational Church | Winona Freewill Offering Bell House Band returns to Cafe Congo for a concert benefiting the Winona Food Shelf on April 4. The Bell House Ba…

03/30/2026

Tuesday | April 7 | 7 PM Blue Heron Coffeehouse | Winona As part of First Tuesday, the continuing Laureate Writing Series, Heid Erdrich will read from her recent poetry at the Blue Heron Coffeehous…

03/14/2026

Canceled Sunday Service due to snow.

03/14/2026

Snowstorm coming so our UUFW Sunday service on March 15 is canceled.

03/12/2026

Preparing for our future

What does it look like to bless a movement?

In these “Community Beatitudes,” written and delivered in Minneapolis in January 2026, Rev. Ashley Horan names the many people who help build and sustain communities of courage and care.

We’re reminded that movements are not shaped by a single kind of leader. They are woven from many roles, many gifts, and many forms of courage.

Read the full “Community Beatitudes” at the link in the comments — and take a moment to appreciate the many people whose courage and care keep the work going. ✨

03/12/2026

What does it look like to bless a movement?

In these “Community Beatitudes,” written and delivered in Minneapolis in January 2026, Rev. Ashley Horan names the many people who help build and sustain communities of courage and care.

We’re reminded that movements are not shaped by a single kind of leader. They are woven from many roles, many gifts, and many forms of courage.

Read the full “Community Beatitudes” at the link in the comments — and take a moment to appreciate the many people whose courage and care keep the work going. ✨

03/07/2026

You know that extra hour you were gifted on November 2? Bad news: You have to give it back.

03/02/2026

02/23/2026

Calling all singers 🎶

HEALING THROUGH SONG Wednesday | March 4 | 7 PM Central Lutheran Church Winona           There is no question that our lives have been impacted by the turbulent events in o…

02/02/2026

“Start building these connections now.”

That guidance, shared by Lena Gardner, a Minneapolis resident and Executive Director of Black Lives of Unitarian Universalism, is one of the clearest lessons coming out of this moment. When communities are connected—when neighbors know one another, share resources, and build relationships—people are safer. And repression becomes harder.

What’s happening in Minneapolis is a reminder that this work doesn’t begin when a crisis arrives. It begins now, in everyday acts of mutual care and solidarity.



Read more at UU World - link in comments.

11/18/2025

Our next UU Sunday Service is Dec. 7.
(UU Meal Nov. 23 & no Sunday service Nov. 30)