Exploring the work of Kristin Neff, Tricia Harvey, and Israa Nasir, we’ll explore how we can become individually and communally well-resourced to do the work of radical justice that our world needs. We are honored to welcome guest UU Minister Kari Kopnick.
How do we find meaning when illness knocks us over and changes how we understand the world and ourselves to be? When there is so much we cannot control, how can we find a bit of peace…and just be? We are honored to welcome guest … read more.
Stewardship is about more than money. It’s about our relationships. Relationships give us audacious hope, and ways of being generous, just and equitable in our communities. Today we’ll learn about the audacious hopes of UU ancestor and Civil Rights advocate Whitney Young, and of Seattle and … read more.
Join Rev Justin Almeida and VIUU in exploring Love as the liberating ethic of our religious movement!
As requested, here are Rev. Justin’s notes from this service.
Feeling discouraged about the state of affairs these days? Struggling with our difficult January weather? Take heart. The Mystery and Wonder team will present a service on HOPE this Sunday, January 21st. You will have the opportunity to explore the meaning of the word Hope … read more.
Karenjeet Dhaliwal (she/her) is a community leader in Pierce County and a counselor at The Evergreen State College. She helps black and brown families who have been impacted by the prison system to understand how to transition back into community. Karenjeet regularly collaborates with Journeymen … read more.
Julia Lakey will share her journey on how her view of the world and her religious beliefs have changed and grown during her life.
Come to our last service of the year, Dec. 31st! Alix will lead a “Ritual for a New Year” as you participate in looking back on 2023 – remembering, releasing, and looking forward with intention and openness to the promise of 2024. (This is a … read more.
Come celebrate a Unitarian Christmas with carols and stories from our history and a candlelight ceremony to mark the return of light to our world in the Northern hemisphere.
A recording of this service is not available.
In this day and age of having facts and information available on our phones and computers, the notion of mystery feels distant and no longer valuable. Sunday’s service promises the opposite. We will let go of knowing, we will open to the unknown, we will … read more.
