An invitation to re-tune our moral radios to catch the broadcasts of hope and good news — messages that are all too often drowned out, but are operating quietly under the static. The Rev. Amanda Aikman is a retired UU minister who served congregations in … read more.
The most profound experiences of longing and sorrow are inextricably bound together with joy and beauty. Poignant feelings of nostalgia, regret, yearning are precisely what make us wholly human. Especially at this time of year, we are invited not to avoid, but to open our … read more.
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VIUF welcomes back one of our favorite speakers, the Rev. Amanda Aikman. The Rev. Aikman is a retired Unitarian Universalist minister who has served churches in the Pacific Northwest … read more.
Join us on Zoom: vashonislanduu.org/sunday
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The Rev. Amanda Aikman is a retired Unitarian Universalist minister. She served congregations in the Pacific Northwest and British Columbia for 23 years and is now working on a … read more.
Join us on Zoom: vashonislanduu.org/sunday
If prompted to use a password, it is: 2020
VIUF welcomes back one of our favorite speakers, the Rev. Amanda Aikman.
She will be speaking on “William Ellery Channing: The Reluctant Radical” William Ellery Channing is known as … read more.
Services cancelled on 3/15. More info here.
For Advent, a look at an ancient prophecy. A promise. And a star. Join us for Sunday Service.
This week in RE, Nancy Scott-Wienker and RE committee member, Catherine Sullivan will lead a session on guiding stars: Star of Bethlehem, Star of David, North Star, Solstice … read more.
“We may tend to think of soldiers and warriors when we think of courage. Unitarian minister John Haynes Holmes was a pacifist during World War I. It took enormous courage to resist the tide of propaganda and jingoism of the time. What kinds of courage … read more.
How does the common lack of a “hometown gym on a Friday night feeling” contribute to our alienation and rage? How can we create “thick” communities that preserve and promote democracy and peace?
This Sunday we welcome back Rev. Amanda Aikman who will speak to us about “Belonging.”
In RE this week we’ll be going on a journey of justice. We will look at famous signs used in marches, find commonalities, and make our own! Bring passion and creativity.
