Join Enl!ghten Kitsap Community Forum for their next event featuring Johnpaul Jones and My Good Life Dong Art and Architecture. This is a hybrid program. Doors open at 6:00 pm at St. Paul's Episcopal Church (700 Callahan Dr, Bremerton) and the program begins at 6:30 pm.

The Social Justice Committee will be meeting at a new time on Sunday, May 18. We are meeting BEFORE the service at 9am. Our location is also changing. We are meeting in the Admin room located across the breezway from the Sanctuary building. Reverend Victoria Poling will be sharing a new program with us. Everyone is welcome!

Have you seen changes in your lifetime, that once seemed like science fiction, become a reality? adrienne maree brown notes, “Science fiction is simply a way to practice the future together.” Next Sunday, we’ll explore how imagining new worlds, future worlds, and better worlds can be a liberating spiritual practice, as well as a way to stay committed to one another in creating the world we dream of.

May 18: Using Imagination to Think Outside the Box

We still have bedding plants, dahlia tubers, and houseplants, and we’re hoping that more will come in before the service on Sunday. We welcome baked goods, jam, or roasted nuts (which sold out in no time last week!). And as you are reading this there are people at work in KUUF’s garden (aka Nancy Jo’s Garden) to plant, weed, and make even more beds!  

Soulful Home is an ongoing parent group meeting the third Sunday of each month following the service. Parents are invited to bring a sack lunch for themselves and for their child(ren). Children will remain up in the Matan Building for childcare while parents meet to build community and explore the Soulful Home resources. Soulful Home is a program through Soul Matters that supports families as they explore the sacred in everyday spaces by providing materials to help parents integrate Unitarian Universalism into everyday home life. 

Session II – Sunday, May 18 after service – The Unitarian Universalist Journey and The Journey of Our Church, will feature UU theology and history and the history of KUUF. Facilitated by Rev. Victoria.

Soulful Home is an ongoing parent group meeting that usually meets the third Sunday of each month following the service. Parents are invited to bring a sack lunch for themselves and for their child(ren). Children will remain up in the Matan Building for childcare while parents meet to build community and explore the Soulful Home resources. Soulful Home is a program through Soul Matters that supports families as they explore the sacred in everyday spaces by providing materials to help parents integrate Unitarian Universalism into everyday home life.

The KUUF Social Justice Group is sponsoring a clothing drive in honor of recycling clothing during Earth Day month in April and May.

Join us for our monthly LGBTQIA+ potluck on the fourth Friday of every month. This is a social gathering open to anyone who identifies under the LGBTQIA+ umbrella. We meet at 6:00 pm at KUUF to share a meal, connect socially, and support each other. We hope to see you there!