As of August 28, we have had fifty-six (56) responses from the one hundred twelve (112) households we contacted for our campaign. We are 65% of the way towards our goal of $166,074. If you have already completed and sent in your pledge, thank you. The volunteer stewards have been trained and will be contacting the Read more
Our Coming of Age youth took part in a pilgrimage to Boston this spring to study and visit some of the most historically significant locations known to the Unitarian Universalist faith. Its been a full year of fundraising and preparation for this trip. This trip was a grand success and it was made possible because Read more
From roots to fruits and flowers, growing anything involves patience, care, and faith. So what do our young people need as they grow and blossom into young adults? And how do we grow our faith? Bring a flower with you for this annual service that celebrates beauty, diversity, community, and growth. Music by Megan Read more
Click to download the 2017 June Voice Newsletter (pdf) and get the scoop on what’s coming up this month! There’s a party coming up to help us talk about our Vision, we’ve got opportunities for new members and long-time members to meet and mingle, and lots of other updates on the stained glass Read more
Rev. Rebecca will lead this service about friendship and the love among family. This kind of love binds us to one another for the long haul. What can we learn as a community about Philios? Music by Scott Mansfield. First Sunday PlateShare for this quarter will go to Abbe Center for Community Mental Health.Read more
Agape love is divine and unconditional. It requires us to love even when we don’t feel love. It is the glue that holds communities together. This is the kind of love evoked when we say, “God is Love.” Rev. Rebecca will help us figure out what agape means to us as Unitarian Universalists. Music by Peoples Choir. Read more
HOLIDAY FOOD DONATIONS: We received a thank you note from the Linn County Food Bank expressing their gratitude for our $300 contribution and 50 pounds of food during the third quarter of 2016. The Social Justice Council (SJC) is also spearheading a holiday food drive during December. Please increase your giving to Read more
As we wake up Wednesday to the results of a divisive and divided election season – half of our country celebrating and relieved and the other half fearful and worried about what may come – it is more important than ever that we come together and support one another. Need a place to be today? […]Read more