– UU Ministry for Earth When you imagine pathways to embodying the inherent worth and dignity of all people, particularly climate migrants, what do you see? Who is with you on in this journey to realign our values and practices with justice? What transforms and gives way to new beginnings? Who and/or what are you […]

– A joint worship service of Evergreen UU Fellowship and Woodinville UU Church with Pastor Tom Bozeman and Rev. Dan Lillie. Visit wuuc.org/online-worship for info on how to join the service online.  

– Reverend Dan Lillie As we explore this month's theme of Awakening, let's consider some practices offered by Rev. Jane Vennard in her book, "Fully Awake and Truly Alive," that help us awaken more fully to the present, rather than spending too much time ruminating on the past or worrying about the future.

– Reverend Jennifer DeBusk Alviar In the face of ecological heartache, how do we hold both grief and love together in a way that connects us to nature’s wisdom? Join us as we explore this question through the earth’s rhythms, seasons and cycles of life. The link to join the online service is: https://bit.ly/3eGdawV Meeting […]

– Jane Flood Join members Erika Jackson Kirkendall and Jane Flood as they share their own experiences with allyship and gender diversity. And how these experiences have  framed their world view and their actions as they move through our world as Unitarian Universalists.   The link to join the online service is: https://bit.ly/3eGdawV Meeting ID: 986 […]

– Rachel Eddy The link to join the online service is: https://bit.ly/3eGdawV Meeting ID: 986 9136 9540 Password: 659909 For audio only call: 669-900-9128.

– Reverend Dan Lillie We all probably know someone who “helpfully” tries to tell us how to solve all of our problems, and we also know how unhelpful that really is. When we are seeking support, we don’t usually need a problem-solver; we need a friend who will listen, witness, and accompany us through our […]

– Reverend Dan Lillie We Unitarian Universalists are a theologically diverse bunch, but we still have faith; that is, we each have beliefs that either haven't been (or can't be) proven, but that we hold in our bones as true. What are these things we have faith in? What is worthy of our trust? The […]

– Reverend Amy Beltaine On Christmas morning we imagine the holy family basking in joy and awe with the newborn babe, grateful for all their gifts. Yet, as the wise men impart, all is not “happily ever after.” We may hope that the new year will mean a new world, but in real life, we […]

– Reverend Dan Lillie As we approach the shortest day of the year, let's consider the gifts that the darkness brings. Registration is open for in-person attendance at the Sunday, Dec. 19 worship service. You can find the form here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdLmhDRel8lpuRoFMawCK9cAePgtMRCqV8Is4ITMYLPRvLPUA/viewform?usp=sf_link The link to join the online service is: https://bit.ly/3eGdawV Meeting ID: 986 9136 9540 […]

– Reverend Dan Lillie & Bridget Laflin, Congregational Intern The holiday season gives us plenty to celebrate, but not all of our feelings this time of year are festive and bright. Let's take time to notice and acknowledge all of our emotions that come up this time of year. The link to join the online […]

– Reverend Dan Lillie "Opening to Joy" sounds nice, but it's not as easy as one might think. At our first official hybrid service combining in-person and virtual attendees, let's celebrate a huge milestone in reopening our church! Register to attend the service in person here. The link to join the online service is: https://bit.ly/3eGdawV […]