This course is for everyone from novices on trans identity to those with decades of life experience. Rather than simply offering a “trans 101,” this class pushes participants to the next level of congregational welcome, relationship-building, and skills-building. It counters mainstream narratives about who trans people are. supports understanding of non-binary identities, and employs a deeply intersectional approach.

“Writing is a long-loved path to personal insight, spiritual discernment and self-expression. By bringing the practice of writing to the exploration of monthly themes, the hope is to provide participants not only with another channel of self-discovery, but also with the gift of being witnessed in a new and precious way.”

The 2nd Friday Film Series will screen the visually stunning & thought provoking  1992 documentary "Baraka" this upcoming Friday, October9 in the Elmore Room. This film boldly embraces the UU values of Interdependence, Pluralism, Equity, and even Justice.  Truly, a  transformational experience, even? 

What does it take to transform the world? Three persons who paid attention to that question, imagined what could be, and dedicated themselves to working for a world in which all beings can thrive and lead lives that inspire each of us to live with passion and purpose.

This week, we are exploring how to be courageous about our true selves and making “This Is Me” courage badges. As we do that, we will have the chance to celebrate LGBTQ+ History Month and National Coming Out Day as well as honor the many ways that LGBTQ+ people have courageously been their true selves.

What does it take to transform the world? Three persons who paid attention to that question, imagined what could be, and dedicated themselves to working for a world in which all beings can thrive and lead lives that inspire each of us to live with passion and purpose.

Join us for our next Adult Learning Forum in October: Let's Talk About "Day of the Dead"

This course is for everyone from novices on trans identity to those with decades of life experience. Rather than simply offering a “trans 101,” this class pushes participants to the next level of congregational welcome, relationship-building, and skills-building. It counters mainstream narratives about who trans people are. supports understanding of non-binary identities, and employs a deeply intersectional approach.

Participants are given monthly packets which provide background about the spiritual practice, tease out how the practice speaks to universal hungers, and offers options about how participants can engage the practice in their own life. Care is given to avoid cultural misappropriation. Group members pick one of the options and do it prior to their facilitated group meeting. Packets also contain reflection questions for participants to debrief their experience personally and with their groups.

Join us for an evening of Jazz hosted by Brian Kenny on piano featuring vocalists Tiffany Drake, Ed Looby, and Alena Hemmingway for a selection of hits by Ella Fitzgerald, Nat King Cole, George Gershwin, Vince Guaraldi, and Dave Brubeck. The concert is free and all are welcome. Food will be provided. Bring yourself, family, friends and your love for music.

This week, we are exploring how to be courageous about hard truths and making “Truth Takes Courage” Courage Badges. As we do that, we will have the chance to talk about the history of Indigenous Peoples Day and the courageous choice to move away from and tell the truth about Columbus Day.

Autumn is upon us! Want to talk about the art of slowing down, autumn
comforts or seasonal foods? Want to explore ancestry or Earth-centered
spirituality? Meet, mingle and make merry at this gathering!

Join the Board as they update the Congregation on what is happening at KUUF.

While it’s called Creativity Matters, these are not “art groups”. Participants are given project-based packets, built around a monthly theme. For Creativity Matters this packet contains creative exercises for group members to work on prior to their group meeting. During the group meeting there is sharing and reflection.

This course is for everyone from novices on trans identity to those with decades of life experience. Rather than simply offering a “trans 101,” this class pushes participants to the next level of congregational welcome, relationship-building, and skills-building. It counters mainstream narratives about who trans people are. supports understanding of non-binary identities, and employs a deeply intersectional approach.

Just in time for National Estate Planning Awareness Week, KUUF is partnering with Kitsap Community Foundation to host Estate Planning 101. Fewer than one quarter of American adults have a will. If you are among the majority who have not gotten around to writing or updating your will, this is the event for you! Join us Wednesday, October 21 at 2:30 pm in the KUUF Sanctuary for Estate Planning 101.

While it’s called Creativity Matters, these are not “art groups”. Participants are given project-based packets, built around a monthly theme. For Creativity Matters this packet contains creative exercises for group members to work on prior to their group meeting. During the group meeting there is sharing and reflection.

Save the Date! KUUF is headed to the Pumpkin Patch! We will be going to Maris Farms in Buckley, WA on Saturday, October 24. We would like to purchase discounted group tickets, so please email SoulfulConnections@kuuf.org if you are interested in going. We need a minimum of 15 people to qualify for group pricing.

This week, we are exploring how to be courageous about what we believe. And making “Stand Strong” Courage Badges. As we do that, we will have the chance to learn about our UU ancestor, Michael Servetus, and how he courageously accepted the cost of being true to his beliefs.

You are invited to co-create a Sunday Service of Remembrance for our ancestors on November 1, 2026, 10:30 am at Kitsap Unitarian Universalist Fellowship. The Earth-Centered Spirituality Collective is leading this effort and looks forward to collaborating with you!

This course is for everyone from novices on trans identity to those with decades of life experience. Rather than simply offering a “trans 101,” this class pushes participants to the next level of congregational welcome, relationship-building, and skills-building. It counters mainstream narratives about who trans people are. supports understanding of non-binary identities, and employs a deeply intersectional approach.

Save the date! Alan Searle and Jo Walter present Tales for a Dark Night on Friday, October 30 - the night before Halloween! Join us for an evening of scary stories in our sanctuary of spookiness.

“Writing is a long-loved path to personal insight, spiritual discernment and self-expression. By bringing the practice of writing to the exploration of monthly themes, the hope is to provide participants not only with another channel of self-discovery, but also with the gift of being witnessed in a new and precious way.”

Participants are given monthly packets which provide background about the spiritual practice, tease out how the practice speaks to universal hungers, and offers options about how participants can engage the practice in their own life. Care is given to avoid cultural misappropriation. Group members pick one of the options and do it prior to their facilitated group meeting. Packets also contain reflection questions for participants to debrief their experience personally and with their groups.

While it’s called Creativity Matters, these are not “art groups”. Participants are given project-based packets, built around a monthly theme. For Creativity Matters this packet contains creative exercises for group members to work on prior to their group meeting. During the group meeting there is sharing and reflection.

While it’s called Creativity Matters, these are not “art groups”. Participants are given project-based packets, built around a monthly theme. For Creativity Matters this packet contains creative exercises for group members to work on prior to their group meeting. During the group meeting there is sharing and reflection.

“Writing is a long-loved path to personal insight, spiritual discernment and self-expression. By bringing the practice of writing to the exploration of monthly themes, the hope is to provide participants not only with another channel of self-discovery, but also with the gift of being witnessed in a new and precious way.”

Participants are given monthly packets which provide background about the spiritual practice, tease out how the practice speaks to universal hungers, and offers options about how participants can engage the practice in their own life. Care is given to avoid cultural misappropriation. Group members pick one of the options and do it prior to their facilitated group meeting. Packets also contain reflection questions for participants to debrief their experience personally and with their groups.

While it’s called Creativity Matters, these are not “art groups”. Participants are given project-based packets, built around a monthly theme. For Creativity Matters this packet contains creative exercises for group members to work on prior to their group meeting. During the group meeting there is sharing and reflection.

While it’s called Creativity Matters, these are not “art groups”. Participants are given project-based packets, built around a monthly theme. For Creativity Matters this packet contains creative exercises for group members to work on prior to their group meeting. During the group meeting there is sharing and reflection.

“Writing is a long-loved path to personal insight, spiritual discernment and self-expression. By bringing the practice of writing to the exploration of monthly themes, the hope is to provide participants not only with another channel of self-discovery, but also with the gift of being witnessed in a new and precious way.”

Participants are given monthly packets which provide background about the spiritual practice, tease out how the practice speaks to universal hungers, and offers options about how participants can engage the practice in their own life. Care is given to avoid cultural misappropriation. Group members pick one of the options and do it prior to their facilitated group meeting. Packets also contain reflection questions for participants to debrief their experience personally and with their groups.

While it’s called Creativity Matters, these are not “art groups”. Participants are given project-based packets, built around a monthly theme. For Creativity Matters this packet contains creative exercises for group members to work on prior to their group meeting. During the group meeting there is sharing and reflection.

While it’s called Creativity Matters, these are not “art groups”. Participants are given project-based packets, built around a monthly theme. For Creativity Matters this packet contains creative exercises for group members to work on prior to their group meeting. During the group meeting there is sharing and reflection.

“Writing is a long-loved path to personal insight, spiritual discernment and self-expression. By bringing the practice of writing to the exploration of monthly themes, the hope is to provide participants not only with another channel of self-discovery, but also with the gift of being witnessed in a new and precious way.”

Participants are given monthly packets which provide background about the spiritual practice, tease out how the practice speaks to universal hungers, and offers options about how participants can engage the practice in their own life. Care is given to avoid cultural misappropriation. Group members pick one of the options and do it prior to their facilitated group meeting. Packets also contain reflection questions for participants to debrief their experience personally and with their groups.

While it’s called Creativity Matters, these are not “art groups”. Participants are given project-based packets, built around a monthly theme. For Creativity Matters this packet contains creative exercises for group members to work on prior to their group meeting. During the group meeting there is sharing and reflection.

While it’s called Creativity Matters, these are not “art groups”. Participants are given project-based packets, built around a monthly theme. For Creativity Matters this packet contains creative exercises for group members to work on prior to their group meeting. During the group meeting there is sharing and reflection.

“Writing is a long-loved path to personal insight, spiritual discernment and self-expression. By bringing the practice of writing to the exploration of monthly themes, the hope is to provide participants not only with another channel of self-discovery, but also with the gift of being witnessed in a new and precious way.”

Participants are given monthly packets which provide background about the spiritual practice, tease out how the practice speaks to universal hungers, and offers options about how participants can engage the practice in their own life. Care is given to avoid cultural misappropriation. Group members pick one of the options and do it prior to their facilitated group meeting. Packets also contain reflection questions for participants to debrief their experience personally and with their groups.

While it’s called Creativity Matters, these are not “art groups”. Participants are given project-based packets, built around a monthly theme. For Creativity Matters this packet contains creative exercises for group members to work on prior to their group meeting. During the group meeting there is sharing and reflection.

While it’s called Creativity Matters, these are not “art groups”. Participants are given project-based packets, built around a monthly theme. For Creativity Matters this packet contains creative exercises for group members to work on prior to their group meeting. During the group meeting there is sharing and reflection.

While it’s called Creativity Matters, these are not “art groups”. Participants are given project-based packets, built around a monthly theme. For Creativity Matters this packet contains creative exercises for group members to work on prior to their group meeting. During the group meeting there is sharing and reflection.

“Writing is a long-loved path to personal insight, spiritual discernment and self-expression. By bringing the practice of writing to the exploration of monthly themes, the hope is to provide participants not only with another channel of self-discovery, but also with the gift of being witnessed in a new and precious way.”

“Writing is a long-loved path to personal insight, spiritual discernment and self-expression. By bringing the practice of writing to the exploration of monthly themes, the hope is to provide participants not only with another channel of self-discovery, but also with the gift of being witnessed in a new and precious way.”

Participants are given monthly packets which provide background about the spiritual practice, tease out how the practice speaks to universal hungers, and offers options about how participants can engage the practice in their own life. Care is given to avoid cultural misappropriation. Group members pick one of the options and do it prior to their facilitated group meeting. Packets also contain reflection questions for participants to debrief their experience personally and with their groups.

While it’s called Creativity Matters, these are not “art groups”. Participants are given project-based packets, built around a monthly theme. For Creativity Matters this packet contains creative exercises for group members to work on prior to their group meeting. During the group meeting there is sharing and reflection.

While it’s called Creativity Matters, these are not “art groups”. Participants are given project-based packets, built around a monthly theme. For Creativity Matters this packet contains creative exercises for group members to work on prior to their group meeting. During the group meeting there is sharing and reflection.

“Writing is a long-loved path to personal insight, spiritual discernment and self-expression. By bringing the practice of writing to the exploration of monthly themes, the hope is to provide participants not only with another channel of self-discovery, but also with the gift of being witnessed in a new and precious way.”

Participants are given monthly packets which provide background about the spiritual practice, tease out how the practice speaks to universal hungers, and offers options about how participants can engage the practice in their own life. Care is given to avoid cultural misappropriation. Group members pick one of the options and do it prior to their facilitated group meeting. Packets also contain reflection questions for participants to debrief their experience personally and with their groups.

While it’s called Creativity Matters, these are not “art groups”. Participants are given project-based packets, built around a monthly theme. For Creativity Matters this packet contains creative exercises for group members to work on prior to their group meeting. During the group meeting there is sharing and reflection.

While it’s called Creativity Matters, these are not “art groups”. Participants are given project-based packets, built around a monthly theme. For Creativity Matters this packet contains creative exercises for group members to work on prior to their group meeting. During the group meeting there is sharing and reflection.

“Writing is a long-loved path to personal insight, spiritual discernment and self-expression. By bringing the practice of writing to the exploration of monthly themes, the hope is to provide participants not only with another channel of self-discovery, but also with the gift of being witnessed in a new and precious way.”

Participants are given monthly packets which provide background about the spiritual practice, tease out how the practice speaks to universal hungers, and offers options about how participants can engage the practice in their own life. Care is given to avoid cultural misappropriation. Group members pick one of the options and do it prior to their facilitated group meeting. Packets also contain reflection questions for participants to debrief their experience personally and with their groups.

While it’s called Creativity Matters, these are not “art groups”. Participants are given project-based packets, built around a monthly theme. For Creativity Matters this packet contains creative exercises for group members to work on prior to their group meeting. During the group meeting there is sharing and reflection.

While it’s called Creativity Matters, these are not “art groups”. Participants are given project-based packets, built around a monthly theme. For Creativity Matters this packet contains creative exercises for group members to work on prior to their group meeting. During the group meeting there is sharing and reflection.