Meeting with the four coffee klatches over the past several months and listening to their thoughts and ideas, I’ve learned quite a bit that I’d like to share with you today.  We’ll have time at the end of the homily for some discussion.

Over the month of November, as I’ve visited each of the coffee klatches, I’ve noticed something that relates both to Unitarian Universalism AND to the health of our community here on the Lower Columbia. I’ll be sharing my thoughts and hoping for a lively discussion at … read more.

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 … read more.

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 … read more.

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 … read more.

We’ve used that phrase repeatedly over the past several years but particularly during the pandemic. What is the new normal?

 

~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 … read more.

The Flower Communion, for us Unitarian Universalists, celebrates an important event in UU history.  For this special Sunday, we ask you to bring a flower or two from your own garden or wildflowers or Freddie’s, whatever works for you.  During our service (Flowers for our … read more.

On Mother’s Day, Rev. Kit will look at the gifts we receive from our mothers, whether our moms were “stellar or cellar”, meaning that we may receive useful gifts from even bad mothering.

Rev. Kit Ketcham & Friends

 

“The God Concept” is a variety show of serious reflection by Rev. Kit Ketcham with illustrative readings (some not so serious) by PUUF volunteers.  Thanks to Naomi Fisher, Elliott DeVaney, Karin Webb, Frank Logan, Nancy Logan, and Veja Lahti for their … read more.