Sunday, July 6 at 10:30 am
Bucking the Patriarchy
Florence Buck advocated for education as the answer for all issues within both larger society and within Unitarian faith, showing compassion for those neglected by society, progressing in her field despite gender bias, as one of the first women ministers. She advocated for respecting and embracing all races, cultures and genders while providing everyone a grounding in scientific education along with biblical studies using multi-media learning tools. She attended suffrage meetings in Wisconsin along with other well-known early women ministers like Olympia Brown and was a sought after speaker of the time. Learn more about how issues Rev. Buck faced are alive in our ethical calls to action today.
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Reverend Denise Cawley (she/her) lives in Milwaukee, WI and has served congregations in Oregon, Illinois and Wisconsin and provided spiritual and emotional support chaplaincy at Planned Parenthood. She worked in non-profit management for more than 20 years where her gifts of fundraising, media and advocacy shone. Rev. Denise, as many call her, has been a pivotal player in diversity, inclusion, marriage equality, and voting rights for over two decades.
Rev. Denise Cawley
Worship Facilitator Aaron Loy
A/V Tech: Aaron H. Music: Jayme D.
Greeters: Lisa B. & Stewart K. Coffee Hosts: Tudy B. & Dona L.
Childcare is Available
Sunday Worship at United Unitarian Universalist Congregation.
We are a Welcoming Congregation!
•United offers in-person as well as online Sunday Worship
•Service time is 10:30 a.m.
•We are family-friendly; additionally, childcare is provided
•We have accessible parking, entry, and bathrooms
•Casual dress and a relaxed atmosphere
•Inspiring sermons and great music
•Community and Conversation following the service
