written by UU minister Rev. Dr. Marilyn Sewell; presented by Linda King and Sunny Sonker Does being a Unitarian Universalist mean we can believe anything? As a non-creedal faith, what are our requirements? Dr. Sewell argues that UUs do have a type of theology that has been “relatively clear and consistent through time.” Join us … Continue reading The Theology of Unitarian Universalists
Reverend Sarah Schurr is our primary staff contact from the Pacific western region of the UUA. She will speak with us about where our UU faith came from and even more about how it is continuing to evolve today. What is Unitarian Universalism in 2022? This service will be held online. Watch your weekly update … Continue reading Unitarian Universalism Today
We may find ourselves, particularly in difficult times such as now, wanting to rest within circles of familiarity, safety, and comfort, such as family circles or circles of friends. But are we meant to stay within safe circles? Today’s service, based on the Soul Matters resources, challenges us to push beyond what is familiar and comfortable to … Continue reading Widening the Circle
A message from 2000 years ago: Fear not: you can be a beacon of love. Presented by Marlin Lavanhar, from All Souls in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Discussion led by Andrew Whitmont. This service will be held online. Watch your weekly update or contact the office for the link.
Mark James, Executive Director of Rod’s House, joins us to share the latest on their new project to build an emergency shelter for youth and young adults at 1017 E Chestnut Avenue. This is an exciting venture that will go a long way in helping and supporting shelter for those experiencing unsafe or unhealthy living … Continue reading Rod’s House Updates
“. . .and a little child shall lead them.” Isaiah 11:6 (KJV) UU children’s ideas of God will set the stage for this consideration and sharing of ideas. Attendees of all ages are invited to join in the conversation.
Originally presented in 2021 at All Souls Church in NYC by Galen Guengerich, this service looks at the climate crisis as a religious challenge. Discussion led by Andrew Whitmont. This service will be held online. Watch your weekly update or contact the office for the link.
Guest Speaker David Helseth will present the message about local efforts to provide low income housing development for people currently experiencing homelessness in our Yakima community.
Plan to listen, learn and look to the future in this presentation of original poetry from poets old and new, by Cindy Lamb and Ed Stover.