Unitarian Church North

Providing the Light of Religious Freedom in the Warmth of a Caring Community

Our congregation embraces people of many faith backgrounds, including agnostics and humanists, who support one another on our religious journeys and work to promote ethical living and a more peaceful, just world.

Visitors are Welcome

Whatever faiths you have known, whatever the flags of your heritage, whoever you are and whomever you love, you are welcome at Unitarian Church North (UCN). Our congregation invites you to experience services in our unique rural church, designed to replicate a Wisconsin octagonal barn and surrounded by beautiful native landscaping.

Sunday Service Schedule

Summer Schedule begins May 20: 10:00 a.m
Religious Education classes and childcare are provided at both services during the school year. In the summer, childcare is provided during the service for ages 4 and under. Services are followed by conversation and fellowship. Parking in the front or rear of church. Weather-related closings will be announced on this website and channels 4, 6 and 12.

Wheelchair Accessible
Wheelchair Accessible

This Week

**Coming of Sage : Old and Grey and Leading the Way

May 20

Rev. Julie Forest

**10:00 AM Service ONLY
This service marks the beginning of the 10:00 AM ONLY summer service schedule

Please join us for this service as we hear from the UCN sages who participated in the coming of sage seminar over the fall and winter months. They have a lot of wisdom and a lot of heart to share, not to mention some darn good stories, too.

Please attend the Annual Congregational Meeting following the service.

Sharing the Plate

Each month, UCN shares half of its cash donations with a charitable organization. In May, we will Share the Plate with the Badger Association Center for Blind and Visually Impaired Children, now called Vision Forward. Our own Pat Brown is the Executive Director of the Association and has nominated the program for Sharing the Plate. The Children’s Program Director says, “Partnering with families, we provide support, consultation, education and therapy services to children who are visually impaired.”