This Mother’s Day, join your UUCY friends online to hear Carole Sahlstrand reflect on what our current ‘working from home’ environment reveals about the long history of the critical but undervalued work from home that has been traditionally done by mothers and women. How to ‘ZOOM’ to UUCY Sunday Services!Anyone with a computer, tablet, smartphone, … Continue reading ‘Working from Home’
Join us at 10:00 a.m. for a simple online service of sharing and connecting. Use this link: https://uuma.zoom.us/j/268346992 or contact the church office for instructions on connecting via phone.
Join us at 10:00 a.m. for a simple online service of sharing and connecting. Use this link: https://uuma.zoom.us/j/268346992 or contact the church office for instructions on connecting via phone.
All services at UUCY are cancelled until further notice. See https://www.uucyakima.org/special-notice-re-covid-19/ for more information.
All services at UUCY are cancelled until further notice. See https://www.uucyakima.org/special-notice-re-covid-19/ for more information.
Do you ever feel overwhelmed by events that are out of your control? Do you ever wonder what you are to do? This talk will address these matters and suggest possible ways to cope and maintain your emotional equilibrium. UUCY member Andrew Whitmont presenting.
Join us for a brief presentation from Tom Gaulke of local agency Entrust, and learn more about their work and mission. Stay afterward for pancakes and sausage for all, gluten-free available on request. Not a pancake fan? Come for the fellowship, and bring your own nosh to nibble or share!(From the Entrust website: “Entrust Community … Continue reading First Sunday Breakfast: Entrust, with Tom Gaulke
2020 marks the 100th Anniversary of the beautiful old church at 225 N. 2nd St, which UUCY has made as it’s home for the last few decades.
Whether its across continents over centuries, or across town every day, humans do tend to move around a lot. Rev. Jones has been serving on the City of Yakima’s Bicycle Pedestrian Advisory Committee for the last several years, and has noticed some things.
The concept of “sin” is part of the dogma and structure of many religions, including Christian sects that heavily influence our American culture. In this service, Susan Kaphammer takes another look at the concept of “sin,” seeking meaning for us as Unitarian Universalists.