Services are currently a hybrid of both in person and via Zoom at this time (subject to change depending on Covid status) -- at 12 noon Sundays;  Zoom Links are sent out to members in the Monday newsletter and again on Sunday mornings. 

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Sunday Services: See newsletter for links

Discussion Sunday: Beliefs About the Origin of Human Beings *ZOOM ONLY!

Discussion is online via Zoom only!  We are NOT meeting in person!   "The Range of Human Beliefs:  Beliefs About the Origin of Human Beings" Beliefs about origins of human beings (anthropological, religious). Origin in utero  When are the aged no longer human? Are there classes, casts or races which are more human than others?) Discussion Led … Continued

Water Ceremony and Trauma: Remembering and Healing

We will gather in our annual Homecoming service, during which we bring water to mingle in a common vessel, representing the community in which we share our lives and our experiences.  Please bring a small amount of water to pour into the common vessel.  It can be from a special place or from your kitchen faucet.  … Continued

Pacific CUUPs Mabon Ritual (in the Fellowship Hall)

We will be honoring Mabon, Modron, the 2nd harvest of the season (fruits and berries) and the Autumnal Equinox.  It is a time for giving thanks for the bountiful harvests, the hope it lasts through the winter and finding balance in all things.  We will discuss the history and myths, make offerings and do a … Continued

Reflections on Coffee Klatch Discussions

Rev Kit will give a synopsis of the Coffee Klatch Discussions.   ~Open hearts, open minds, room for all theologies, including yours~ We are meeting in person at the First Presbyterian Church of Astoria. The service will also be live-streamed via Zoom for those who are not comfortable attending in person. Masks are now optional. If you … Continued

The Meaning of Islam

Tawab Kamawal Northwest Dawah Foundation Northwest Dawah Foundation is an outreach organization formed to share the message of Islam with others, both by helping Muslims connect back to their religion by supporting religious, educational and social activities for Muslims, and by providing support for the needy and those in difficulties; while engaging with non-Muslims about … Continued

Refreshing Our UU Values: The Article 2 Study Commission

Laura Gordon Unitarian Universalism is a living tradition. Spiritual growth is not easy and can mean change. We UUs have articulated our Purpose, as well as our Principles and Sources, in Article 2 of the Bylaws of the Unitarian Universalist Association. We are called upon by those bylaws to review Article 2 periodically. The very … Continued

Lifeboat Services

Osach Orak (Oz) The director of Lifeboat Services will provide an overview of their many programs which include overnight stays, laundry, a clothing closet, advocacy, resources, rehabilitation and meeting the immediate needs of those suffering from homelessness and poverty. ~Open hearts, open minds, room for all theologies, including yours~ We are meeting in person at … Continued

Threats to Democracy – Federal and state, and possible solutions

Americans are currently very divided between those on the political far right and those elsewhere on the political spectrum. Those on the political far right are seen as a major threat to democracy due to actions like the Jan 6 invasion of the US Capital as well as efforts to undermine voting rights at both … Continued

Homily & Discussion of the October Coffee Klatches

Reverend Kit Ketcham Rev. Kit will summarize her learnings from the October coffee klatches and add some of her own interpretations to what she's learned.  A congregational discussion will be part of the service.  Veja will be layleader.   ~Open hearts, open minds, room for all theologies, including yours~   We are meeting in person … Continued

Getting Siblied

Mallory Eaglewood's paternal grandparents shared a wound - both of them were forced to leave their families as children to assimilate into a culture that wasn't theirs. But one was a White man, and one was a Native woman, meaning the grandmother's history and culture were secret, not to be spoken of in public. Their … Continued