Pacific Unitarian Universalist Fellowship

“A Progressive Mormon?” ~ Marianne Monson is the descendant of generations of Mormon pioneers, but she’s also a feminist who you might have spotted at some BLM protests last summer with her children. Come learn about some surprising aspects of the history surrounding this unique American religion and learn about how progressive Mormons are reclaiming … Continued

Discussion Sunday: "Why do you come to PUUF?" by Tod Lundy -- Tod will lead the discussion to include additional questions such as "What's in it for you?" and "What changes would you recommend?"

Pacific County Immigrant Support (PCIS) -- Ann Reeves & Lupita Perez will be joining us to talk about PCIS, an organization that learns about and supports the needs of undocumented immigrant families threatened by arrest, detention and deportation by ICE (U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement).

Rev. Carol McKinley

Nell Moffett and Rick Bowers, co-founders of Common Ground Interspiritual Fellowship as well as of the Friends of the Unsheltered, will bring us up to date on efforts to meet the needs of the homeless in our community.

“Good Grief!: Exploring Losses Big & Small" Naomi Fisher We experience grief in many ways and for many reasons. Our sense of loss and grief - whether it be loss of a way of life, of a beloved soul, or of our old selves - is universal.  During this service, we will explore how loss … Continued

"The History of the Flaming Chalice" Reverend Kit Ketcham All religions have important, meaningful symbols. For UU's it is the Flaming Chalice. Have you wondered why?

"The Autumn Equinox and Harvest Moon" Terri Daniels The Earth wobbles to her autumnal equinox on September 22, and summer changes to fall. On that day, night and day are equal, but then darkness overtakes light, the harvest is brought in and living things prepare to rest.

"The Worms are Free, and Other Simple Theologies" Jennifer Springsteen Let’s lift our hearts and recognize the holy unfolding around us. The next wave breaking on the sand, a stranger’s smile, and even the surprise of a worm hidden in our sweet ear of corn. Whether under the silks or in the wink of an … Continued

Tod Lundy will lead us in a discussion of “Faith, Belief, and Trust”.  Tod would like us to consider these terms so we are ready to discuss how they are similar and how distinct.