Friday August 21 we will be offering International Flavors in the Social Hall. Two immigrant families will be offering meals typical of their home countries for you to purchase. You will pay the families directly. You can dine here or take the food to go. It’s an opportunity to try new foods, gather in community, and meet new neighbors.
If you can help with setup or cleanup, contact Nancy Kyle.
Friday, August 21, 2026 at 5:30 PM, on the Social Hall Porch and Patio.
All are invited to join The Democracy Action Team to write Letters for the Election, after the service this Sunday at 11:45 AM in the Library. Or earlier at 11:30 AM if the service finishes early.
The Secure Housing and Food for All Justice Team is recruiting volunteer Pantry Pals to help address hunger in our community. Thanks to a generous Justice Outreach Fund grant, we have resources available to support this important effort. To learn more, speak with Mike Jager or join us at our next meeting this Sunday at 11:45 AM in Room 3.
The UUFC CAT newsletter contains good news, news of note, actions and solutions that can be undertaken, and upcoming dates or past recordings of climate-related concerns and events. Articles and announcements are curated or written by CAT members.
If you would like to subscribe to the free, twice per month e-mailed newsletter, send your name and email address to cat@uucorvallis.org or see Brian Lee. You may also read the articles without subscribing using the links on the Climate Action Team page.
Our July Monthly Outreach offering will support Authentic Hope.
Authentic Hope is a non-profit counseling center located in Corvallis, Oregon. They provide individual therapy for adults, children, teens, young adults, including the LGBTQ+ community, and support clients and their families who struggle with anxiety, grief, and trauma recovery.
Read more at authentichopeoregon.org.
Join the Justice Council and RE Council for a group exploration of this year’s UUA Common Read. The book this year is Social Change Now: A Guide for Reflection and Connection by Deepa Iyer (Skinner House). This book provides tools for Unitarian Universalists to grow more authentic, connected, and effective as individuals and communities as we pursue transformative justice together.
If you have questions or need assistance purchasing the book, contact Robin Lancaster.
Please register using this form: https://uufc.breezechms.com/form/CommonRead2026
Deadline to register is July 6!
Free childcare can usually be arranged for any Fellowship event by using this link 1-2 weeks prior to the event.
Let’s Get Writing to GET OUT THE VOTE in the 2026 midterm elections!
Join us to write, ask questions, and share good company – in person on Sunday, June 21, 11:45 am, in the Library or on Zoom on Tuesdays, every week, at 4pm (ZOOM LINK – https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89739152521?pwd=ICCRN0wITf7Ws78wycvpXQckt0iChc.1)
Check out Vote Forward letter writing, get addresses and letter templates, at (https://votefwd.org/get-involved)
Contact Claire Montgomery for information.
With gratitude, the Global Partners Team acknowledges the “countless gifts that have been given – gifts of life and love and sustenance” – and what that brings to our work to deepen our relationships with partners around the world.
Please join us on Sunday, June 14 at 11:30 AM in the Library for our regularly scheduled Team meeting. We will discuss and develop a plan for distribution of funds in the new fiscal year.
Contact GPT lead, Heather E, at this link for more information.
Our June Monthly Outreach offering will support TRUUST – Transgender Religious professional Unitarian Universalists Together.
The mission of TRUUST is to support and advocate for trans UU religious educators and ministers, and their ministries, and transform Unitarian Universalism and our world.
Read more at https://transuu.org/.
The May Monthly Outreach Offering is to Casa Latinos Unidos. This organization is committed to strengthening the Latinx communities in Linn and Benton Counties through programs that support people in meeting basic needs, build resilience and capacity through education and leadership development, and celebrate cultures. They are all first and second generation immigrants with a deep sense of identification with the people who have immigrated to the area from Latin American countries, bringing their traditions and dreams to build a new life in a new country.
Read more at https://casalatinosunidos.org/.