First Universalist Unitarian Church of Wausau Podcast

Life's Nagging Little Questions — Guest preacher the Rev. Suzelle Lynch was joined by Worship Associate Mark Kordus. Music was provided by Music Director Margaret Jerz and the church choir. 

Listening for What Is Ours to Do - The Rev. Brian Mason preached, with Carl Drake assisting as Worship Associate. The music was provided by Music Director Margaret Jerz, along with guest musicians Laurie Davis and Louis Pradt.

Comfort Is Not a Compass - The Rev. Brian Mason preached, with Lila Hobson assisting as Worship Associate. The music was provided by Music Director Margaret Jerz.

It's All About Love - Led by Religious Service Committee members Sheryl Hemp, Mary Testin, and Randy Jefferson. This Sunday's service celebrated the most vital of human emotions. In its many forms and expressions love connects us by giving meaning, purpose, and pleasure to life.

Ask the Minister - In this annual all-ages service, the Rev. Brian Mason responded to questions from the congregation's children (and a few adults). Worship Associate Mark Kordus assisted, with music from Music Director Margaret Jerz and guest musicians Molly and Jacob Roseman. 

How We Become Teachable Again - In this service, the Rev. Brian Mason reflects on the quiet, difficult art of staying open, especially when life has made us tired, certain, stuck. Worship Associate Jim Maas assisted, with music from Music Director Margaret Jerz.

Starting Over Without Starting from Scratch - In this service, the Rev. Brain Mason explores what it means to begin again while still carrying the lives we've already lived. Worship Associate Iain McIntosh assisted, with music from Music Director Margaret Jerz and guest violinist Randy Colton. 

Reflections on Martin Luther King Jr. Led by the Religious Service Committee members Sheryl Hemp, Mary Testin, and Randy Jefferson

What the Dark Is For. The Rev. Brian Mason preached. Music was provided by Music Director Margaret Jerz.

The Rev. Brian Mason preached, with music provided by Music Director Margaret Jerz. 

We all carry things forward—some by choice, some by habit, some because we've forgotten they're even there. This Sunday we'll explore what we're bringing into 2026, and what might be ready to release. There will be an opportunity during the service for anyone who wishes to share what they’re carrying forward—or what they’re ready to set down.