Join us Sunday mornings at 10:30am in person or online
KUUF is located at 4418 Perry Ave NE, Bremerton, WA 98310.
We encourage all who are able to please park in the upper parking lot so that close-in spots in the lower lot will be available for those who need them. Families with infants and small children are welcome to park in the spaces marked for people with limited mobility. Masks are optional.
Thank you to all of you that helped us surpass our Goal! KUUF raised $23,604!
If you need help making your payment you can email auction@kuuf.org
Some physical items are at KUUF, some items will need to be arranged with the donor. Everyone should have received their statements from Auctria.
Email auction@kuuf.org to arrange for pickup!
Soul Matters: The Practices of Our Faith
“This year’s overarching frame is The Practices of Our Faith. We’re using this frame to focus on how Unitarian Universalism is a lived faith that inspires us to act, live, and love our values out in the world. Or, to put it another way, we’re diving into our long-loved commitment to 'deeds, not creeds'. Our frame of practices is also a way for us to connect to our UUA’s new core value of love, with each of our monthly themes being framed as a practice that helps us embody love in our daily lives.”
-Soul Matters
At KUUF you’ll see these themes woven through our worship services, chalice circles, children’s religious exploration, and two new groups, Creativity Matters and Soulful Home.
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Joseph Bednarik presents Trust Falls and Failure Bows
Sunday November 17, 2024 at 10:30am
Trust and failure are weaved tightly into the fabric of our complex and complicated society. Next Sunday we call forth and explore themes of trust and failure, falling and bowing, with a dash of grace for good measure.
Joseph Bednarik is a frequent speaker at KUUF. Joseph comes to us from Port Townsend where he is a publisher at Copper Canyon Press.
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Letter from Rev. Victoria: November 7, 2024
Dear Ones,
It’s been a long few months, and now, an outcome to the election that many of us have feared. I’ve heard justice leaders and election workers flagging this week, energies depleted. I’ve heard friends who are strong in compassion and care, feeling disheartened.
Out of our deep listening, together, as a community, we have the capacity to respond.
Like the salmon who give their lives to the stream, we can generate and nourish new life from endings. Even when these endings look like ruins, the nutrients are there.
We can still dream. Remember, our faith is clear in calling on us:
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