During this time of the pandemic all worship services, events and activities are online. Please join our virtual worship service on Sundays at 10:00 a.m. Click here for Current Covid Guidelines for Facility Use (November 11, 2021).
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A two-week collaborative worship series with the Rev. Tom Bozeman of the Evergreen UU Fellowship and the Rev. Dr. Emily Melcher of the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Whidbey Island, with … read more.
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PLEASE NOTE: new start time this Sunday only: 10:30am. The zoom room will open at 10:00.
A two-week collaborative worship series with the Rev. Tom Bozeman of the Evergreen … read more.
Click this link by 9:45 on Sunday to join our service.
In November, we considered the generational impacts of trauma; this morning we’ll consider the generational impacts of joy, and why Christmas holds allure even among people who have no connection to the Christian Christmas story.
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Christmas, with its expectations of comfort and joy, is difficult for many of us, and the ongoing pandemic makes it even more so. If you’re struggling this holiday season, whether with personal losses, grief, loneliness, … read more.
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Bring a playful spirit and a willingness to try some things we hope will help us all tap into joy at the beginning of this holiday season!! Please be sure to update your zoom app before … read more.
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With Anne Hayden.
What do you know of your ancestors, and how did you come to know it? Family narratives can elucidate or obscure the past and typically do some of both. In today’s service, UUCWI friend Anne Hayden shares her … read more.
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With Anne Hayden.
An honest look at our personal and cultural histories inevitably reveals places where vital connections were lost or stolen from us. Radio host and author Thom Hartmann notes that European Americans are “Lost People,” disconnected from our … read more.
Cultivating relationship with nature is one of the great joys of living in the Pacific Northwest with is forests and meadows, beaches and mountains. Many of us cultivate our souls as we cultivate the earth – or at least some tiny patch of it – … read more.
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In 1961, two Christian denominations, the Unitarians and the Universalists, consolidated, joining together as the Unitarian Universalist Association of Congregations. Today, I’ll address the factors that led to consolidation, consider what was gained and what was lost through it, … read more.
With Eileen Soskin.
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Last year, we held our collective breath, trusting that Covid would end and we’d be back to something like business as usual even as we recognized that, for the sake of the the earth and all living … read more.
