Thich Nhat Hanh and Martin Luther King, Jr. came from different cultures and religions and from countries at war with one another. Let us experience how they influenced one another through deep friendship and a shared commitment to justice and peace.
As we embark upon 2026, we will explore how to step into the new year through Robert Frost’s familiar poem “The Road Not Taken,” which – hint, hint! – is not titled “The Road Less Traveled By.” Bruce A. Bode is Minister Emeritus at the Quimper Unitarian Universalist Fellowship (QUUF) in Port Townsend, Washington, from which … Continue reading The Road Not Taken
We are living in the pause between stories. The familiar expectations no longer hold. The new ones are not yet formed. This is the threshold: not a place of clarity, but of courage. Kate Lore is a recently retired UU minister who currently lives is Battle Ground, WA. Prior to that, she served as the … Continue reading The Threshold
Sometimes beauty has the power to shake up the status quo. Re-examine our assumptions. Invite curiosity. Come join us as we learn to embrace the paradox of beauty, wonder and courage as wise companions on our spiritual journey. Welcome! Rev. Jennifer Alviar is a Unitarian Universalist minister, spiritual innovator, and avid community builder. She cultivates … Continue reading “Discovering Beauty in Unexpected Places”
Moral injury is a human condition, suffered as a part of living in a world where we, others and the earth are harmed by actions or the failure to act. How do we integrate these experiences to be able to continue to live when everywhere we look there are more reasons to cry in agony, … Continue reading Living with Moral Injury
Virtual Worship Service Rev. Barry AndrewsJohanna Munson, Worship Associate Religious radical, avant-garde cultural critic, feminist, progressive social theorist, investigative journalist, war correspondent, public intellectual — by any measure, Margaret Fuller was a truly remarkable person. The YouTube link to the service is: Sunday Worship Service. Coffee Hour will follow the service.
This month in the Puget Sound Worship Collaborative we are exploring what it means to be a people of courage. On Sunday, July 19, Rev. Kristen Kuriga of Saltwater UU Church will be preaching at the collaborative worship service. Courage is about living from our hearts and discovering strength in the midst of challenge. Sometimes … Continue reading Courageous Love
Rev. Zackrie Vinczen will be preaching on the topic, The Space of Courage, at the collaborative worship service, this Sunday, July 12. When someone acts courageously, those actions have a way of giving others permission to be courageous, too. In this service we will reflect on the space of courage and its ability to call … Continue reading The Space of Courage
