The Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Corvallis
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FREE RUMMAGE from the classroom wing, located on the curb by the RE back steps and gate. Transportation help available for the free doors or the cabinet. Keep things out of the landfill by taking them home!
There are some extra tools, levels and knee pads left behind. There is also a large rolling platform with a pull cord which will be discarded soon. If these are yours, contact Wolfgang Dengler.
For everyone’s health please refrain from wearing scented products to UUFC events.
The annual Labor Day Tuna Roast returns! Join us on Monday, September 1 (Labor Day) for a potluck featuring delicious roasted tuna at Avery Park, in the Lions Shelter. All members of the Fellowship community are encouraged to attend.
Our Sunday Outreach offerings in August support Seeds for the Sol, a nonprofit, grassroots organization taking action now to remove the financial barriers to residential energy efficiency. Their neighbor-to-neighbor funding model mimics the natural cycles of planting, harvesting, and renewal, helping more households move toward net zero. This funding model addresses climate mitigation and adaptation, energy equity and outreach, and workforce development by making affordable housing more energy efficient.
Many thanks to these Fellowship members who spent a day returning our stored UUFC possessions into the building: John, Bobbi, Gabe, Brian, Steve, Tay, Ginny, Jema, and Wolfgang.
Additional help is still needed with installation and organization. If you’re interested in helping, please contact Wolfgang through Breeze.
There will be no Queerly Beloved meetup in August. We are taking a break and will resume in September.
The Inquirers Series sessions held every Sunday will now be starting 15 minutes after the end of the worship service. This change is to prevent a long wait after service on those days when the worship service ends before 11:30.
As we near the end of a year filled with threshold moments, cultural upheaval, and deep transformation, we gather to reflect on the journeys we’ve taken. Through brief stories offered by members of our community, we’ll explore what has challenged us, what has grounded us, and what has brought joy amid uncertainty. Together, we’ll honor the resilience, practices, and wisdom that have helped us navigate these shifting tides.
Beautiful bouquet will be on sale after the service on August 3rd and 10th for $20 each in the parking lot. Proceeds will benefit the Perla family. Brought to you by the Immigrant and Refugee Support Team.
Handmade tie-dye t-shirts made by Elaine Kahn will be available to purchase in the parking lot on August 3rd and 10th to raise funds for the Democracy Action Team’s work of letter and postcard writing for the mid-term election.