Honest, accurate information about sexuality changes lives. It dismantles stereotypes and assumptions, builds self-acceptance and self-esteem, fosters healthy relationships, improves decision making, and has the potential to save lives.

This month's selection is "Kung Fu Panda" (2008). A story of overcoming self-doubt and growing stronger by embracing who you truly are.

We are celebrating the things we do to make our services more accessible to all who attend and to reflect on how we might be even more inclusive as a community. We are a liberal and inclusive community but we are also a part of a culture that marginalizes people who are different and we are all affected by that culture in subtle ways.

This week, we are exploring the challenge of resisting the pressure to fit in, lifting up our UU value of love, and choosing compassion and inclusion over division and status. 

Honest, accurate information about sexuality changes lives. It dismantles stereotypes and assumptions, builds self-acceptance and self-esteem, fosters healthy relationships, improves decision making, and has the potential to save lives.

Please join with Adult Education in reading Pema Chodron’s book, The Places That Scare You. This is a book I depend on to bring me back to the center. You may find it helpful as well. -Marty Bishop

Save the Date: At our last Congregational Meeting, the KUUF Board of Trustees committed to the congregation that we would commence a long-needed strategic planning process for KUUF.  That begins next month, when the Strategic Planning Committee will conduct a congregation-wide Visioning Retreat on Saturday, February 21 from 10:30 am to 3:00 pm, led by Rev. Carol McKinley.

Save the Date: Our annual KUUF Stewardship Campaign will be during the month of February. We'll invite members and friends to pledge their financial, time, and talent commitment to KUUF for the coming fiscal year (May 2026 - April 2027).