Rosie Hamilton has been on the planet for more than 91 years and has been part of WHUUF for a lot of its history. This quarter’s Donate The Basket goes to the ACLU Foundation, who engages litigation and public education efforts to protect civil liberties and realize the promise of the US Constitution. “With immigrant rights, trans justice, reproductive … Continue reading Our Lives in Perspective
Rosie Hamilton, long-time WHUUF member, will be sharing about her experience of raising two boys in the Unitarian Universalist tradition. She will speak of the lessons learned and taught through the parenting saga of facing hopes and fears, discerning action and inaction, and the value of work, teaching, and counseling, as seen through a mother’s … Continue reading Confessions of a UU Mother
Based on the 1972 record album and book ‘Free To Be You and Me’ by Marlo Thomas, we will play with some of the options this idea can represent, from the past to the present. Brought to you by the participants of the WHUUF women’s groups.
A look at what is important in our lives
On this Flower Communion Sunday, we will celebrate the beauty of community in this 100th year of this most famous UU activity. If you can, please bring a flower (or flowers) to share!
This spring, the WHUUF Choristers are excited to be lifting their voices in collaboration with First Unitarian Church of Portland’s Music Director, DeReau Farrar, who brings his knowledge, perspective and love of gospel and black music traditions to share with us. How are DeReau and other black leaders and musicians in our association educating UU … Continue reading WHUUF Chorister Spring Music Service: The Sounds of Resistance and Change with DeReau Farrar
Many Unitarian Universalists are squeamish about prayer, because of the big unknown question of who one might pray to. However, there is lots of evidence that prayer can create meaningful change in our lives.
Buddhists believe suffering is caused partially by our resistance to change. How does this change our perspective and response to suffering?
A look at our lives to see what has begun and what has ended, and what has ended and what has begun.
Two UUs discuss their deep belief in Buddhism.
