Ken Jones, business manager of Justice Housing, will present an update on the progress being made to provide sustainable tiny house communities in Yakima.

Join us online for Rev. Ken Jones’ final service with UUCY, in which he’ll bid good-bye. How to ‘ZOOM’ to UUCY Sunday Services!Anyone with a computer, tablet, smartphone, or regular phone can join for free (except with a regular phone you won’t see everyone, but you can hear and speak.) You will need to download … Continue reading Fare Thee Well

Presented by Rev. Ken Jones How to ‘ZOOM’ to UUCY Sunday Services!Anyone with a computer, tablet, smartphone, or regular phone can join for free (except with a regular phone you won’t see everyone, but you can hear and speak.) You will need to download the Zoom app first for either PC or phone at http://www.zoom.us, … Continue reading Living with Uncertainty

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.

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.

In one on-again, off-again tradition — the UU kind! — our Minister reflects on where we are as a congregation and where we might be going.

On this weekend in which our community sees both a Womxn’s March and the Martin Luther King Peace March, we explore how to live in the intersectionality of justice.