The Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Corvallis
The Fellowship uses a management software application called Breeze to keep track of UUFC Member and Friend contact information, pledging information, attendance information, online directory, and much more. You can review your giving history on Breeze, update your contact information, and even add a picture to your profile so we can all know each other better.
Please use the button below to activate your account if you haven’t already. You’ll be prompted to create your own password.
The Fellowship has a new printer/copier located in the office!
We have a set monthly allowable quota of Black and White copies and Color copies, so please help us ensure that we stay within our set amounts and don’t incur overage charges by following these directions.
Log all prints!
Please remember to write down each printing job in the Printing Log.
Use black-and-white printing!
Color printing requires prior approval from a staff member. Without permission, please limit printing to black and white.
Thank you for your cooperation!
Adult Religious Exploration is back! We’re kicking off a new year of Adult RE with a deep dive into some of the juiciest controversies, failures, and missed opportunities in UU history. We’re talking about those turning points that left our faith tradition forever changed. What can you learn about how we got to where we are and use it to help us get to where we want to be? Come find out!
Sundays @3, 10/13-11/17
REGISTRATION is kindly requested.
You can check out the complete list of scheduled Adult RE opportunities HERE.
“Where do we come from? What are we? Where are we going?” These words from the 19th century French artist Paul Gaugin provide the basis for our theme for this year – “Ancestors, Descendants and Us.” The theme is an invitation to consider the most basic religious question – How Shall We Live?- from new perspectives, both together and as individuals. Join us as we begin our exploration of this invitation.
RE “Spirit Play” Sessions for Children and Youth begin today; in the service we’ll send our children and their guides off to begin their new sessions with love and gratitude.
On Friday, Sept. 27, at 6 PM, during the visit of our Partner Church minister, Rev. Katalin Szasz-Cserey, all are invited to a Fellowship Dinner featuring “traditional” Transylvanian Hungarian foods. Tickets will be $10 for adults, $6 for children under 12. Come meet new friends and old, learn more about our long partnership, enjoy a great meal and pictures of Transylvania.
Our first Leadership Supper of the year, this coming Friday, is for all leaders of teams, councils, projects, events and the Board. We’ll focus on Council structure and communication, facilitation, and coordination of work and events. All leaders are needed and welcome. Please plan to attend. Supper provided by the Committee on Ministry and friends.
The Fellowship choir meets once a week (Wednesday nights from 7:00-9:00) to prepare music which enhances our Sunday services throughout the year. We embrace a wide range of music from this wide web of life, — as old as the 1300s and as recently composed as this year and many things in between.
The choir typically sings in Sunday services twice a month. If you or someone you know would like to join a group of singers searching for beauty and wisdom in life through music, join us! ALL are welcome in the UUFC choir.
Happy Practicing and I hope to see you on any Wednesday at 7:00PM.
Steven Evans-Renteria, Choir Leader
Many thanks to all who participated in the first session of this planning process, which aims to create a 3-5 year plan for our Fellowship Buildings and Grounds. The second session will take place on Saturday Sept. 14, from 9-11AM. Attend again, attend for the first time, or send an email to Jill McAllister with your ideas and hopes for our campus, to be incorporated into a strategic plan.
If you have ideas or opinions, now is the time to share them!
All are welcome.
UU Singer/ Songwriters Sandy O and Pat Humphries are returning to the Fellowship for an evening of both new and beloved songs about justice, compassion and right relations. Sandy and Pat are favorites of many UU congregations and General Assemblies.
Tickets are $18 in advance and $22 at the door. Please join us, and invite your friends!
The UUFC Climate Action Team encourages gardening to provide local food, shade, and carbon sequestration. Information on local gardening, food, and community will appear in the new Neighborhood Planters Kiosk next to the Circle Blvd sidewalk area shared with the Sangha Jewel Zen Center. The colorful kiosks are a collaborative project of the Corvallis Sustainability Coalition Food Action Team, Benton County Master Gardeners, Corvallis Evening Gardening Club, and City of Corvallis Civic Beautification and Urban Forestry group and are provided at no cost. The info will be changed on a mostly weekly basis by the Climate Action Team.
(Photo: Dianne Roth viewing info in the kiosk window)
