In a time when cruelty can become normalized, Arendt calls us back to conscience and critical thinking. How do we become people who refuse to look away—people whose moral clarity disrupts apathy, and whose imaginations spark transformation? This quarter’s Donate The Basket goes to the Good Neighbor Center in Tigard. Good Neighbor Center empowers families experiencing housing insecurity by … Continue reading Becoming Dangerous to Despair
Whether we were mothered well, imperfectly, or not at all, the human spirit longs for love and connection. This Mother’s Day, we explore how imagination can be a source of healing—helping us reframe the past, build compassion, and mother ourselves and others. In person, live streamed, and recorded.
Inspired by the whimsy of Dr. Seuss and the spark of imagination, we explore the sacred power of creative thinking. What happens when we give our brain cells permission to play? Let’s imagine a world renewed by curiosity and wonder. In person, live streamed, and recorded.
As we begin our annual stewardship drive, we will reflect on how we welcome all who need a loving, justice-seeking spiritual home. In person, live streamed, and recorded.
During this first Sunday after the Inauguration we consider how we can create hope by living our vision of a just United States. In person, live streamed, and recorded.
Come to a family-friendly Christmas Eve service presented by Rev. Tracy Springberry. Celebrate the holiday in song and story. Service will be at 5:30 PM and will feature the traditional Silent Night by candlelight. In person, live streamed, and recorded.
What sustains us when life is difficult or plodding? What inspires us to be our best selves and act in ways that make ourselves proud? What transforms us when we cannot transform ourselves? It’s worth listening to the answers. In person, live streamed, and recorded.
This question has been debated for decades, and now the proposed Article 2 language suggests that we do, and that Center is Love. We will explore this question and other ideas in the new proposed Article 2 language. Immediately followed by a conversation in Forest Hall In person, live streamed, and recorded.
Hi WHUUFers! Our winter adventure continues! WHUUF is still closed as the parking lot is impassable. We are having services on Zoom again tomorrow at 10:30. Check your email for the link. We are postponing both the service and the conversation about the changes to the Unitarian Universalist principles. We will have that important conversation … Continue reading Does Unitarian Universalism have a Center? WILL BE RESCHEDULED!
HEADS UP: BECAUSE OF INCLEMENT WEATHER, OUR SERVICE ON JANUARY 14TH WILL BE ON ZOOM. CHECK YOUR EMAIL FROM REV. TRACY TO GET THE LINK. The Inland Northwest Unitarian Universalist Community in Spokane had been planning to join us on-line for tomorrow’s service. They are graciously allowing us to join them in their Zoom room … Continue reading The Power of Love in a Loneliness Epidemic
