Where are we now? After 9 months of work, the Design Build Team presented Fieldwork Design and Architecture’s renderings to WHUUF’s Board. The Board was thrilled with the renderings. and wants to thank the DBT for all their dedication and hard work. Remember our 5 Priorities for a building project? They are: accessibility, more space … Continue reading October Capital Campaign Update 2026
Westside Interfaith Neighbors Celebrate the International Day of Peace with an uplifting performance by the Dances of Universal Peace. People of all backgrounds, faiths, and beliefs are warmly welcome! Sunday, September 20th, 6:00 PM Please bring vegetarian or vegan dishes to share. Where: Bahá’í Center, 5355 SW Murray Blvd, Beaverton, OR 97005 “Peace can only last where human rights … Continue reading Celebrate the International Day of Peace on September 20th at 6pm
Last Sunday we gave 500 letters (and envelopes) to WHUUFers to complete and return to be sent to North Carolina voters. We even RAN OUT! Thank you volunteer letter writers. Thank you UU the Vote table tenders. And, THANK YOU TRACY for announcing our project in the service. I think that the size and enthusiasm … Continue reading Y’all are Rocking on UU the Vote!
If you’re interested, please attend their training on Sunday, September 20th at noon in the Oak Room. Questions?
Growing our Forest Home: A Capital Campaign Update Summer has seen a flurry of activity for our building teams; and September will pick up the pace even more, with a specific design to be presented to our congregation. The Design Build Team has been diligent in guiding our architects—Fieldwork Design & Architecture—in developing the most … Continue reading September Capital Campaign Update
Hello Dear WHUUFers: It’s time again for WHUUF’s annual Back to School Supplies Drive to benefit the kiddos connected with Western Farm Workers. Stay tuned for more details, but generally, we’ll probably have some sort of a collection box or bin in the Foyer for the first three Sundays in August. [8/2, 8/9 and 8/16] … Continue reading August is our Back to School Drive to benefit Western Farm Workers!
Are you interested in learning more about the big picture of Unitarian Universalism? We are offering online participation to the Unitarian Universalist General Assembly to interested members in good standing. The GA this year is split up in two parts: June 14-16 business (Final Business Agenda) & June 19-21 workshops, lectures and worships. Here is … Continue reading Would you like to be a delegate at the General Assembly?
Flower Communion: Rooted in Care, Rising in Joy June 14, 2026 10:30am Rev. Tracy Springberry and Marilyn Mays Flourishing doesn’t happen by accident—it grows from relationships of care and connection. This Flower Communioninvites us to celebrate the roots we’ve tended together and the joy that blossoms when we belong to one another. The Pop up … Continue reading June 14th is Flower Communion!! Please bring flowers!
Hello friends! We will be closing Forest Hall from June 21 to August 23rd, which means that all summer services will take place in the Sanctuary and the Coffee Room during that time. We know how much folks love Forest Hall, but with summer camps and renters, it makes sense to consolidate during our slow … Continue reading Forest Hall to Close for Services for the Summer of 2026
This is an official heads up that on June 16th, Fiona Davis (our rental coordinator) and I will be changing the keybox codes. Let me know if you have any questions. And if folks need a code – have them message Fiona or me please. Yours, Jen
It is time to begin the sign ups for the summer potlucks. Every year on the Saturdays of June, July and August, a member of WHUUF hosts a potluck. The host is responsible for drinks and everyone who signs up brings a dish that can feed six to eight. This year I’m experimenting with a … Continue reading Summer Potlucks 2026
Our friends at the Eliot Institute wanted us to share info about their July camp week: Go to Eliotinstitute.org to learn more about this program and find out about scholarships.
When older adults volunteer with children, something remarkable happens: both generations thrive. These relationships offer emotional support, shared learning, and a sense of belonging that strengthens our entire UU community. Benefits for Children Mentorship and steady attention give children the guidance many are missing in their daily lives. Emotional stability grows through patient, caring relationships … Continue reading Why Intergenerational Connections Matter in Our Children’s Program
Mondays: Social Justice Community Meeting, 2nd Mondays at 4pm Anyone is welcome to attend our monthly Social Justice Community meetings. Meet new folks, bring ideas, and learn what we’re all about! Meetings are typically held on the 2nd Monday of each month, at 4pm in Forest Hall and on Zoom. Questions? Reach out to … Continue reading Events Regularly Happening on Mondays at WHUUF
Rev. Tracy, Martha McJacobs, and others will alternate offering a group meditation session each Wednesday morning at 7:30 am for thirty minutes. Please check in at this Zoom link Meditation is a practice that helps us be present with our lives, ourselves, and others. Practicing with others cultivates a sense of belonging and community. For … Continue reading Join our weekly 30 minute meditations on Zoom.
Get Crafty with WHUUF Craft Circle! Third Saturdays at 3pm, Coffee Room Questions? Arts@whuuf.org Bring your craft to work on and show off! Evin/Eleanor arts@whuuf.org
