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The Truth Quest Book Group meets via Zoom on Sunday, March 1st, 8:30-9:30am. We will be sharing about the historical novel about a Vietnam nurse, "The Women" by Kristin Hannah.
This Sunday we explore what it means to be “woke,” and why--and how!--you should try to become woker than you already are.
This week, we are focusing on the power of paying attention to our impact on others. To do that, we will let World Compliment Day guide us. Compliments have the power to brighten people’s day, which is a great reminder of how our attitudes, choices, and mood can shape the attitudes, choices, and moods of others. We will be exploring the importance of being intentional about how we are in the world.
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.
The KUUF Grief Support Group meets the first Sunday of the month. The next meeting will be this Sunday, March 1 at 11:45 am in the Elmore Room.
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.
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).
In her poem “Sometimes” Mary Oliver offers her suggestions for living a life: “Pay attention./ Be astonished./ Tell about it.” By paying attention we are reminded to notice the beauty and wonder that surround us, as well as the things that are amiss. When we talk about those things, asking not only “Why?” but “How can I be part of making a difference?” change begins to happen. On this International Women’s Day, we commemorate women’s work for equality and liberation that began when some women paid attention to how they were sidelined in their societies, told others, and spurred an international movement toward equality.
This week, we are focusing on the power of paying attention to inequality. To do that, we will let International Women’s Day guide us. Women have a history of calling us to pay attention to women’s rights and inequalities of all kinds.
You are invited to hear Stephen Berlinguette speak on March 8 after the service. Stephen Berlinguette is a career international development specialist who has spent over 20 years managing economic and social development portfolios in some of the world’s most complex environments. From 2010 to 2025, he served as a United States Foreign Service Officer with the USAID, overseeing American foreign assistance programs to deliver poverty reduction, stabilization, education, health, and community development impacts overseas.
Please join the Social Justice Committee in a screening of a documentary from Voices from the Holy Land on Friday, March 13.
Doors open at 6pm, movie starts at 6:30pm
Please join the Social Justice Committee after the service to listen to a film salon from Voices from the Holy Land.
Patti Lee Hart, beloved wife, mother, grandmother, friend, and KUUF member, passed away on October 1, 2025 after a courageous journey with Alzheimer’s disease.
This week, we are focusing on the power of paying attention to the present moment. As we do that, we will have the chance to explore some of the ways we can recenter ourselves in a world full of distractions that can knock us off balance.
Craving connection? Cookies + Conversation is your chance to mix, mingle, and meet new friends over sweet treats. Through short, guided conversations, you’ll connect in a way that feels natural, fun, and easy. It’s an interactive experience where meaningful connections are made — one cookie (and one conversation) at a time.
This week, we are focusing on the power of paying attention to our relationship with water. To do that we will let World Water Day guide us. Next month is Earth Day, which invites us to look at many of the issues around the climate crisis, but World Water Day gives us the gift of focusing on this one aspect of nature and the earth.
Sunday, March 22, 2026, 11:45 - 1:30 in prep for Saturday, March 28th No Kings Day Protest
Sunday, April 19, 11:45 - 1:30 in prep for Saturday, April 19th in prep for May Day Protest
Where? At KUUF
Who? Singers, Artists, and Singer & Artists Wanabees - All Needed and All Welcomed!
Agenda?: Sign-making & protest song rehearsal
The SJC will provide lunch, sign-making materials & a guitarist. All we need is you!
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.
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.
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.
Sunday, April 19, 11:45 - 1:30 in prep for Saturday, April 19th in prep for May Day Protest
Where? At KUUF
Who? Singers, Artists, and Singer & Artists Wanabees - All Needed and All Welcomed!
Agenda?: Sign-making & protest song rehearsal
The SJC will provide lunch, sign-making materials & a guitarist. All we need is you!
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.
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.
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.
Join us tonight, February 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.
This is an all ages movie night. Pack a picnic dinner, blanket and pillows and join members of the Soulful Home parenting group for an indoor picnic, pajama wearing, film viewing event. This is an all ages event and because of this we will be starting early. You are invited to socialize and eat from 5:30 to 6:00. At 6:00 movie will begin
This week, we are exploring how we find resilience through humor. We will also lift up the story of one of our inspiring UU ancestors, Frances Ellen Watkins Harper.
This sermon will explore the relationship between resilience, optimism, and hope, and how we navigate these hard times through the collective work that holds us in community.
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.
Do the cycles of nature and Earth-honoring spirituality resonate with you? A new Pagan Group has formed at KUUF!
After coming together to host the Winter Solstice ritual in December, we've decided to build a new community and share more Earth Based rituals and celebrations. You're invited to join us as we create something wondrous.
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, we are exploring how we find resilience through community. As we do that, we will have the chance to lift up and learn about Ramadan.
No one would doubt we are living in difficult times. How can we can we keep going in the midst of hardship? Kate Rae Davis, director of the Resilient Leaders Project, a program of The Seattle School of Theology & Psychology, says resilience is the key. Resilience is not about avoiding the hard stuff. It’s about how you deal with it by focusing on purpose, people, and practices in your life.
In February we will be hosting two meetings on Sunday, February 15. One will be before the worship service and start at 9:15 am. The other will be after the worship service and start at 11:45 am. Both meetings will have the same agenda so you can pick the one which is most convenient for you.
Join the Social Justice Committee for the next 2nd Friday Film Series on Friday, February 13. Doors open at 6:00 pm and the film begins in the Elmore Room at 6:30 pm. The film and popcorn are free!
Do the cycles of nature and Earth-honoring spirituality resonate with you? A new Pagan Group has formed at KUUF!
After coming together to host the Winter Solstice ritual in December, we've decided to build a new community and share more Earth Based rituals and celebrations. You're invited to join us as we create something wondrous.
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
This week, we are exploring how we find resilience through grit. We will also lift up the story of one of our inspiring UU ancestors, Ethelred Brown.
What brings us together? Next Sunday Rev. Linda Hart explores the power of community and what we offer one another when we join together.
What brings us together? Next Sunday Rev. Linda Hart explores the power of community and what we offer one another when we join together.
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.
The KUUF Grief Support Group meets the first Sunday of the month. The next meeting will be this Sunday, February 1 at 11:45 am in the Elmore Room.
This week, we are exploring how we find resilience through nature. As we do that, we will have the chance to explore the earth-centered holiday of Imbolc and honor one of our core UU Sources of Inspiration: Direct experiences of transcending mystery and wonder, which moves us to a renewal of the spirit.
Next Sunday is a full-throated stewardship sermon starring the monster Godzilla and the mighty human heart. The message is guaranteed to deliver laughter, tears, and a swelling desire to help make the world a better place by financially supporting KUUF!
Truth Quest Book Group meets again on Sunday, February 1 from 8:30 to 9:30 am via Zoom, when we will be sharing about the book "Reading Van Gogh: An Amateur's Search for God” by Elizabeth Barks Cox.
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.
Are you inspired by the cycles of nature? Does Earth-honoring spirituality resonate with you? A new Pagan Group is forming! You're invited to join us
The Labyrinth Task Force will hold its initial organizational meeting this Sunday, January 25 in the Elmore Room from 12:00 to 1:00 pm. Ideas and planning for an eventual permanent labyrinth installed somewhere on campus will be discussed.
This coming Sunday, January 25 will be our first quarterly potluck Sunday, and Chalice Circle #2 will be our hosts. Thank you, CC #2!
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.
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 month's selection is "Kung Fu Panda" (2008). A story of overcoming self-doubt and growing stronger by embracing who you truly are.
Join us tonight, January 23 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.
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.
