Starting Point is an after-Sunday-service series that asks what UUism is all about. What are our big questions, and how do we try to answer them? What are our theology and history and some of our spiritual practices?

The KUUF Grief Support Group meets the first Sunday of the month. The next meeting will be this Sunday, May 3 at 11:45 am in the Elmore Room.

Hooray, hooray, the 3rd of May! Outdoor Farmers Market starts on Sunday, May 3.

The Twilight Zone--a revolutionary television program from the early 1960s--was created by Rod Serling, who also happened to be a Unitarian. Next Sunday we collectively search for truth and meaning in a "wondrous land whose boundaries are that of imagination."

The Truth Quest Book Group meets again via Zoom on Sunday, May 3, 8:30 to 9:30 am when we will be discussing the very timely book (for many of us!): "Making the Best of What's Left: When We're too Old to Get the Chairs Reupholstered” by Judith Viorst.

On Saturday, May 2 people around the world are encouraged to "Walk as One at 1:00" in their time zone at a nearby labyrinth to create a global wave of serenity, love, peace, and good vibes!

You are invited to join us in our next monthly meditation mini retreat. On the first Saturday of every month from 11:50 am to 2:20 pm we will practice a variety of meditation styles: guided and silent, sitting and walking, and Loving Kindness (metta). The program will be divided into 20 minute meditations, with 5 minute breaks in between. You are welcome to join for all or part of the afternoon.

It is almost time for our Annual Congregational Meeting (ACM), which will be held in-person in the Sanctuary and via You tube for those at home! Please plan on attending after the service Sunday, April 26.

Because April 26 will be the day of our Annual Congregational Meeting, we will ask for finger food donations to make things a bit easier for everyone.

This week, we are exploring how to embrace and identify the unique possibilities in each of us. Our UU faith affirms that we are more capable and powerful than we sometimes think.

Join us next Sunday, April 26 at 10:30 am for a musical service celebrating Earth Day. This special, choir-led service will invite us on a journey aboard “Our Blue Boat of Imagination” as we explore the splendor of our precious planet.

Join us tonight, April 24 from 6:00 to 8:00 pm at KUUF for a potluck gathering where anyone who identifies as LGBTQIA+ can socialize and connect with others in the community.

The Labyrinth Task Force will meet after the Sunday, April 19 service for an update on its progress. We plan to give a report to the Annual Congregational Meeting on April 26.

Are you new to KUUF and wonder what Unitarian Universalism is all about? Do you want to know more about this Fellowship? Do you want to know how and when to become a member and what that means for you? If you have questions about KUUF, this is the time and place to ask them!

This week, in honor of Earth Day, we are exploring the possibility of healing the damage we have done to the natural world. As we do that, we will lift up our UU value of Interdependence.

Join us for our April meeting! The focus of this month's Social Justice Committee will be on "Standing Together for Immigrant Families". There will only be one meeting option this month and that is after the worship service concludes. Please join us in the Minister's Office at 11:45 am!

There is a famous line that reads “poetry makes nothing happen.” Really? In honor of April’s National Poetry Month, this sermon explores the power of poetry, a personal relationship with the art form, and the role of poetry in liberal religion.

The RESULTS Pacific NW conference will be held on Saturday, April 18 at KUUF from 8:00 am to 7:00 pm. The cost is $50, which includes breakfast, snacks throughout the day, and dinner. Come and learn how to combat global and domestic poverty in a non-partisan, civic, and effective manner. 

ENLIGHTEN presents All Over the Map: Stories Behind the Names of Washington Places and Things.

This week, we are exploring what it means to embrace the possibility of building a better world. As we do that, we will tell the story of one of our inspiring UU ancestors, Adin Ballou, a Universalist who believed deeply in the possibility of creating a just and peaceful society.

Spring is here! Are you celebrating the season? Do you feel close to the awakening Earth? Want to talk about Pagan and Earth-centered spirituality? Meet, mingle and make merry at this spring gathering!

Our Unitarian Universalist tradition teaches that truth is not sealed; it is also true that our lives’ meaning and purpose are not sealed. Even as we age, our lives hold the possibility to grow and to live into the wisdom that has come from our experiences.

On Friday, April 10 the Social Justice Committee will host a screening of Youth V Gov. YOUTH v GOV is the story of the Juliana v. The United States of America constitutional lawsuit and the 21 American youth, ages 14 to 25, who are taking on the world’s most powerful government.

Doors open at 6pm, movie starts at 6:30pm

Join us Sunday morning for a multigenerational service, our all ages Easter Sunday service. Children will remain in the sanctuary. Childcare will be available for those 5 and under if needed..

Join us next Sunday for an intergenerational Easter service and the arrival of Spring! Rev. Jessica Demick and Director of Faith Formation Melinda Hughes will lead our annual Multigenerational Easter worship.

Children will remain in the sanctuary. Childcare will be available for those 5 and under, if needed.

You are invited to join us in our next monthly meditation mini retreat. On the first Saturday of every month from 11:50 am to 2:20 pm we will practice a variety of meditation styles: guided and silent, sitting and walking, and Loving Kindness (metta). The program will be divided into 20 minute meditations, with 5 minute breaks in between. You are welcome to join for all or part of the afternoon.

A two-part series offered by the Compassionate Communication Team (CCT) at KUUF

In beloved community, we will sometimes impact one another in ways that don’t feel good. We’ve all been there! The good news is that we can practice and learn ways to repair harm that care for everyone—without punishing mistakes and without avoiding the hard work these moments invite.

This week, we are focusing on the power of paying attention to the wisdom within and how we can trust and tap into inner resources, such as our conscience.

Join us tonight, March 27 from 6:00 to 8:00 pm at KUUF for a potluck gathering where anyone who identifies as LGBTQIA+ can socialize and connect with others in the community.