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!

KUUF’s fourth quarter potluck will be on Sunday, October 25, and the Welcoming and Membership Committee will be our hosts.
A request of all our great cooks: for the sake of everyone’s health, please provide a note about the contents of your dish. Is your dish gluten free, does it have animal products - meat and dairy, eggs, honey; does it have wheat or nuts?

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.”

UU History 101 is a 6-session introduction to concepts and people from our history. In this series, we approach history from the starting point of compelling stories and personalities. We will explore the questions those people faced, and make connections with our own lives and the world around us today. The overarching question is: how can history be translated into our religious life and practice? In addition to learning about history, we hope you will learn about yourselves. Rosemary Dougal will be facilitating this class via Zoom on Tuesday evenings from 6pm-7pm, November 10th-December 15th.

Souper Supper Fundraiser! The Social Justice Committee is planning an event to support the Kitsap Immigration Assistance Center. Please save the date for this special event: Wednesday, Nov. 11, 5pm at KUUF (Federal Holiday--Veteran's Day). Please let Marty Bishop or Diana Tyree-Eddy know if you can help by making soup or bread. More details to follow.

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.

UU History 101 is a 6-session introduction to concepts and people from our history. In this series, we approach history from the starting point of compelling stories and personalities. We will explore the questions those people faced, and make connections with our own lives and the world around us today. The overarching question is: how can history be translated into our religious life and practice? In addition to learning about history, we hope you will learn about yourselves. Rosemary Dougal will be facilitating this class via Zoom on Tuesday evenings from 6pm-7pm, November 10th-December 15th.

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.

UU History 101 is a 6-session introduction to concepts and people from our history. In this series, we approach history from the starting point of compelling stories and personalities. We will explore the questions those people faced, and make connections with our own lives and the world around us today. The overarching question is: how can history be translated into our religious life and practice? In addition to learning about history, we hope you will learn about yourselves. Rosemary Dougal will be facilitating this class via Zoom on Tuesday evenings from 6pm-7pm, November 10th-December 15th.

UU History 101 is a 6-session introduction to concepts and people from our history. In this series, we approach history from the starting point of compelling stories and personalities. We will explore the questions those people faced, and make connections with our own lives and the world around us today. The overarching question is: how can history be translated into our religious life and practice? In addition to learning about history, we hope you will learn about yourselves. Rosemary Dougal will be facilitating this class via Zoom on Tuesday evenings from 6pm-7pm, November 10th-December 15th.

“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.”

UU History 101 is a 6-session introduction to concepts and people from our history. In this series, we approach history from the starting point of compelling stories and personalities. We will explore the questions those people faced, and make connections with our own lives and the world around us today. The overarching question is: how can history be translated into our religious life and practice? In addition to learning about history, we hope you will learn about yourselves. Rosemary Dougal will be facilitating this class via Zoom on Tuesday evenings from 6pm-7pm, November 10th-December 15th.

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.

UU History 101 is a 6-session introduction to concepts and people from our history. In this series, we approach history from the starting point of compelling stories and personalities. We will explore the questions those people faced, and make connections with our own lives and the world around us today. The overarching question is: how can history be translated into our religious life and practice? In addition to learning about history, we hope you will learn about yourselves. Rosemary Dougal will be facilitating this class via Zoom on Tuesday evenings from 6pm-7pm, November 10th-December 15th.

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.