WEEKLY ANNOUNCEMENTS
Sunday Services
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This Week:
“Living In End Times” 7/28/24
Rev. Jen Youngsun Ryu Minister, UU Church in Eugene From Christian fundamentalist to climate scientists, people around the world believe that we are living in the end times. But isn’t the world always ending? Don’t we live between the end of one thing and the beginning of another?Pulpit exchanges between ministers and congregations are a long-time tradition in UUism. This week we welcome Rev. Jennifer Youngsun Ryu, minister of the UU Church in Eugene, OR, to the Fellowship, while Rev. Jill McAllister will be traveling to the Eugene congregation. Rev. Jen was born in Seoul, grew up in Toledo, became a UU in Baltimore, and went to seminary in Berkeley. She has served congregations in Virginia and Oregon and is a also a certified hospital chaplain.
Services This Month
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July 7 – Service Canceled due to high temperatures
July 14 – “Imagine Peace” UUFC members / friends and Rev. Monica Jacobson-Tennessen
July 21 – “Housing, Shelter, and Deservedness” Guest Speaker Andrea Myhre
July 28 – Rev. Jennifer Ryu, UU minister in Eugene, OR (Pulpit Exchange with Rev. Jill McAllister)
From the Minister
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Between Us, 7/28/24
Are you interested in stories about the Fellowship? About who first gathered, who built our buildings, how RE and justice work and music have been part of this congregation’s life? Do you ever try to imagine folks who came here before you – what brought them, what commitments they made, how they were supported in times of challenge and change? Do you know some of these stories because you are in them? Because the Fellowship has been part of your life, and you part of its life, for many years? I’m looking for a few people who’d like to help with a UUFC history project in the coming year. We have many stories to tell and to save, to pass on for those who come after us. We are making stories now, for the future.
The project may include recording oral histories, interviewing folks, writing down memories, creating a journal, and more.
Our theme for the coming year will be about past, present and future – ancestors, descendants and us. It will give us a chance to know more about our connectedness – what holds us together, what nurtures and strengthens us.
In the midst of the stories of our lives, being created every day, it may inspire us to know more about where we come from and where we aim to be going. I look forward to talking with you.
This Week at UUFC
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Sip & Snack – West Hills Vineyard, 7/28
We will leave after the service on Sunday, July 28th, about 11:45. Carpooling at your discretion. Drive time…
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Beautiful Bouquet Sale, 7/28
7/28, 8/4, and 8/11 UUFC Parking Lot Proceeds to benefit the Perla family from El Salvador. Brought to…
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Family Night at the Ballpark! 7/28
5:00 PM at Goss Stadium (on OSU Campus) Bring the whole family to the ballpark on July 28th…
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UUA Common Read Book Group 7/15-8/5
Mondays July 15-August 5th, 11-12:30 on the social hall deck.REGISTER HERE! The 2023-34 UU Common Read is On Repentance…
Announcements
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News from the Board of Directors
Greetings from the Board of Directors! The Board met July 16, 2024 and made great progress in adopting…
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Jackson Street Youth Services – School Supplies Needed
The Jackson Street Youth Services has a School Supply Drive for at-risk and homeless youth ages 10 and…
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Outreach Offerings In July
Our Sunday Outreach offerings in July support DRUUMM – Diverse & Revolutionary UU Multicultural Ministries – which is…
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UUFC Fiscal Insights – Fulfilling Your 2024-25 Pledge
First, our thanks to all who have committed to the ongoing success and growth of the UUFC through…
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Support Groups for Parents and Parents of Adult Children
Parenting is hard, no matter your stage in life. It can be made needlessly harder if you’re doing…
Plan Ahead
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Pop-up Parking Lot Rummage Sale – Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, 8/28
Clean out your closets and garage and bring your unwanted items to our UUFC parking lot rummage sale…
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Fellowship Planning – Buildings and Grounds, 8/28 and 9/14
In August we’ll begin a process of planning for the Fellowship — a visioning and prioritizing process, beginning…
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UUFC Men’s Retreat, 10/25-27
The 20th Annual UUFC Men’s Retreat will be held this year from Friday, October 25 (5 PM) through…
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Aging Successfully in Community, 8/7
Wednesday, August 7 at 7-8:30 PM in the Social Hall. You’re in the Hospital; What Happens When You…
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House Party Democracy Action Team, 8/18
Plan Ahead! Join the Democracy Action Team for a fun, casual gathering where we will talk about ranked…
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Tuna Roast & Picnic, 9/2
Looking for a fun and relaxing way to spend Labor Day? Join us for our annual tuna roast…
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UUFC Family Camping, 9/5 to 9/8
Come and join in fun and fellowship while camping at Cascadia State Park. Group Site ‘B’ has been…
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Sign Up For Music Sharing Night, 8/7
Music Sharing Night is coming up! Bring your instruments and your voices to share music with the community,…
Connect Up/Affinity Groups
CALENDAR THIS WEEK
The “Events Calendar” has all of the events except for outside rentals and private meetings. If you want to see ALL the events including events not open to the public, try the ROOM USE CALENDAR.
28
Jul
Sunday Service
* 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
*Kitchen, Sanctuary, Social Hall, UUFC Zoom
Sunday Service
Jul 28, 2024
start time: 10:00 AM
end time: 11:00 AM
location: Kitchen, Sanctuary, Social Hall, UUFC Zoom
description:
Sunday Worship Service in the sanctuary.
The service is also available on Zoom.
Go to uucorvallis.org for the Zoom link and more information about worship.
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28
Jul
Inquirers Series Lifespan Faith DEvelopment
* 11:45 AM - 12:45 PM
*6A
Inquirers Series Lifespan Faith DEvelopment
Jul 28, 2024
start time: 11:45 AM
end time: 12:45 PM
location: 6A
description:
Dawn Dirks will share and answer questions about UUFC
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28
Jul
IRST Summer Bouquet Sales
* 11:45 AM - 12:30 PM
*6A
IRST Summer Bouquet Sales
Jul 28, 2024
start time: 11:45 AM
end time: 12:30 PM
location: 6A
description:
IRST Summer Bouquet Sales
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28
Jul
Men's Gathering
* 11:45 AM - 1:15 PM
*Room 9
Men's Gathering
Jul 28, 2024
start time: 11:45 AM
end time: 1:15 PM
location: Room 9
description:
Men's Gathering
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28
Jul
Family Baseball Night!
* 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
*6A
Family Baseball Night!
Jul 28, 2024
start time: 5:00 PM
end time: 9:00 PM
location: 6A
description:
Bring the whole family to the ballpark on July 28th and sit with your UU friends! This is a fun, laid-back place to get to know the other families in our community while your kids scream-sing along with Journey at the top of their lungs. If you're not a family, but you want to get to know our families, come sit with us! All are welcome!
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29
Jul
Common Read: On Repentance and Repair
* 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM
*Social Hall, Social Hall Porch & Patio
Common Read: On Repentance and Repair
Jul 29, 2024
start time: 11:00 AM
end time: 12:30 PM
location: Social Hall, Social Hall Porch & Patio
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The 2023-34 UU Common Read is On Repentance and Repair: Making Amends in an Unapologetic World (Beacon Press, 2022).
This Common Read offers a glimpse into one of our faith’s foundational sources, Judaism. Readers follow the author, Rabbi Danya Ruttenberg, into a framework for making amends offered by the 12th century Jewish physician and scholar, Maimonides.
Written for people of any or no faith tradition, On Repentance and Repair introduces practices for accountability that can bring us into wholeness and make a difference in our personal, community, and national relationships.
This 4-part book discussion is offered as a brown bag lunch series, so bring your lunch and join us on the back deck for discussion.
Session 1: Meet Maimonides
Session 2: Repentance and Repair in Our Lives and Relationships
Workshop 3: Repentance and Repair in Our Covenanted Communities
Workshop 4: Repentance and Repair to Transform Our World
Contact Skyla King-Christison with questions or if you need assistance with the purchase of the book.
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29
Jul
Buddhist meditation
* 3:30 PM - 4:15 PM
*Off Site
Buddhist meditation
Jul 29, 2024
start time: 3:30 PM
end time: 4:15 PM
location: Off Site
description:
Meditation, dharma teaching, and discussion. Beginners welcome.
Takes place at the Sangha Jewel Zen Center (next door) and on zoom
For more information and weekly zoom link, contact Mary Leigh Burke.
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Jul
Virtual Coffee Hour
* 1:30 PM - 2:30 PM
*UUFC Zoom
Virtual Coffee Hour
Jul 30, 2024
start time: 1:30 PM
end time: 2:30 PM
location: UUFC Zoom
description:
Join us on Zoom for a weekly checking-in which includes sharing of joys and sorrows, plus the Compassion Prayer.
Contact: Mary Craven
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31
Jul
Choir Rehearsal
* 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM
*Sanctuary
Choir Rehearsal
Jul 31, 2024
start time: 7:00 PM
end time: 8:00 PM
location: Sanctuary
description:
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31
Jul
Mindful Awareness
* 7:00 PM - 7:45 PM
*6A
Mindful Awareness
Jul 31, 2024
start time: 7:00 PM
end time: 7:45 PM
location: 6A
description: We gather together to build our attentional skills and to develop resources for resilience. There will be guided and independent practice portions, both suitable for beginner and experienced meditators.
more information
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Aug
Star Trek and UU-CANCELLED
* 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
*Room 7
Star Trek and UU-CANCELLED
Aug 2, 2024
start time: 6:30 PM
end time: 8:30 PM
location: Room 7
description:
Setup at 6pm; teardown by 9.
Star Trek and UU is a connect up event in which selected episodes of Star Trek related to social justice issues are viewed and discussed from a UU perspective.
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R.E. COUNCIL NEWS
Current Events
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Support Groups for Parents and Parents of Adult Children
Parenting is hard, no matter your stage in life. It can be made needlessly harder if you’re doing it without…
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Family Night at the Ballpark! 7/28
5:00 PM at Goss Stadium (on OSU Campus) Bring the whole family to the ballpark on July 28th and sit…
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UUA Common Read Book Group 7/15-8/5
Mondays July 15-August 5th, 11-12:30 on the social hall deck.REGISTER HERE! The 2023-34 UU Common Read is On Repentance and Repair:…
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Register for Camp Blue Boat!
Camp Blue Boat registration is open! NEW WEEK: June 30-July 5 NEW LOCATION: Get ready for an unforgettable summer experience at Camp Blue Boat at Camp N-Side-Sen in Harrison, Idaho!…
Faith Formation Toolkit
Maybe you’ve got an awesome minister (If you’re at UUFC, you do! ☑️), and a caring Religious Exploration team (Lucky you! You’ve got that too!☑️), and excellent friends and family support (I sure hope you do! ?). Did you know that even with all that, parents and grandparents are still a child’s first and most influential spiritual guides? Yes, YOU! You’re the biggest factor in your child’s spiritual growth and development. How cool ? (and maybe scary ?) is that?
In an effort to support families as they raise faithful and spiritually grounded children, we offer you the Family Faith Formation Toolkit with you! On the 4th Sunday of each month, I’ll be adding a new tool to our toolkit below. Each tool will come with resources and practical ideas for how to explore matters of the spirit with your family, and grow in confidence as a spiritual leader. As always, if you have immediate needs relating to your family’s faith formation, I’m available to chat. Just reach out to dre@uucorvallis.org to set up a time.
From the DRE
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Multigenerational Magic
Our necessarily abrupt move to multigenerational worship has caused me some apprehension. Children do as the spirit moves them, so the power of my careful planning has its limits. While I’ve been focused on trying to mitigate all the ways this experiment could go horribly wrong, I hadn’t yet let myself dwell in all the ways it could go beautifully right until this past Sunday, when I experienced a magic so unmanufacturable that I find myself suddenly very willing to trust this process.
One of our smaller members spent the service at my feet, giving me the warm feeling of being chosen even though it certainly had everything to do with my proximity to the Soul Work shelf. He was engrossed in pipe cleaner construction as our choir sang a song called Glenda and Lauree: Certain Kinds of Love. The song was painfully beautiful, about two women who loved one another in a time when their love was discouraged.
The song was too much to bear. A dear friend sitting in front of me left the sanctuary to cry alone. The woman beside me audibly sobbed, as did I. Of all the days to be this achingly moved in the service, did it have to be the day I couldn’t flee because I’d committed to sitting here at the Soul Work shelf in case a wee one needed help cutting yarn?
The child at my feet occasionally looked up at the two of us ugly-crying above him, all snotty and wet-faced, but he didn’t look distressed. Near the end of the song, I put my arm around the woman beside me. You can only cry with someone for so long without at least sharing a half hug. When I let go, the child stood up, leaned in with a hand on my knee, and whispered, “I know it’s sad. It’s really sad,” and then went back to work on his pipe-cleaner creation.
How different his experience in the world is from the one I was given as a child! I seldom saw adults in my life cry, and when I did, they made every effort to hide it, to protect me from witnessing big emotions, as if feelings were something shameful. What might it be like to grow up in a world where you feel what you feel out loud, and let your people sit with you in that? To not have to figure that out as an adult, but to just always know it?
Some of us talked about it afterward, the way he participated in the tending of his fellow community members, not only as a child who was learning about how to be in community but as one of us, seeing grief and acknowledging it. And maybe even as a teacher. He didn’t, as many adults have a habit of doing, try to fix it or say it would be okay. He simply said, “I know. I know,” which is all most of us really want when we’re feeling big feelings.
So I saw the magic of multigenerational worship with my own eyes and heart, as did several folx seated near the Soul Work shelf. Were there distractions? Yep. But the impromptu learning community that explored our shared humanity near the back corner felt more transformative than any sermon or RE lesson. It appeared to be less remarkable to the child than to us adults. We’re still talking about it days later over coffee and during commercial breaks. Perhaps it will be the adults who have the most to gain from this summer in service with our children. If this is what we have to look forward to, even only once in a while, I’m here for it!
*This story and image was shared with permission from the child’s family, who asked that his name not be used online.
JUSTICE COUNCIL NEWS
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Pride Party 2024, 6/29
5-7 PM, Social Hall Pride is a joyful celebration of all of the beautiful identities of our LGBTQ+ community. The UUFC Sexuality and Gender Diversity Justice Team invites all UUFC friends to join us for… full post
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Queerly Beloved 5/19/24
Sunday, May 19th in the UUFC Social Hall 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm This month, we’ll have a casual potluck and some icebreaker games, hosted by Ginny and Linda! Come and get to know your… full post
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Film: Where Can We Live in Peace?, 5/18
Saturday, May 18, 3:00 – 4:30 pm in the UUFC Social Hall Award-winning Canadian film maker Judy Jackson brings the moving story of the ABBA House migrant shelter in Celaya, Mexico. Founded by Pastor Ignacio… full post
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Faith-based climate action this week, 3/3/2024
Good News Climate-action Opportunities Of Note Save the Date Democracy Action Team: > First week of March: Letters will be ready. VoteFwd.org. > Letter Writing: Sun 10 Mar, 1:45 PM, (after the Action Lunch), UUFC… full post
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Spring Luncheon 3/30 – Cancelled
This event has been cancelled. The Secure Housing and Food For All team and Ernest Cardona invite you to join us for a Spring Celebration Luncheon on Saturday, March 30th , 2024 at 1:00 p.m.… full post
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Justice Outreach for February
Our outreach offerings in February will support Unity Shelter, a local non-profit organization which provides emergency shelter and transitional housing, plus wrap around services for people who are without safe housing or shelter. Unity Shelter’s… full post
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Secure Housing and Food for All
The Secure Housing and Food for All team appreciates and thanks everyone who contributed money to We Care last month. If you are interested in working with We Care, please take a look at their… full post
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Justice Theatre Auditions
Justice Theatre auditions are this Monday and Tuesday, January 29th and 30th, at 7pm in the social hall. No acting experience necessary! LGBTQ+ performers are particularly invited to audition. Author david View all posts full post
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EDI Book Discussion 1-29
Monday, January 29th, 7:00 pm on Zoom. With the current controversy around the need for reparations, the UUA common read, On Repentance and Repair, Making Amends in an Unapologetic World, by Danya Ruttenberg offers us… full post
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Secure Housing and Food For All Meeting, 1/21
The Secure Housing and Food for All Justice Team is meeting this Sunday 1/21 at 11:30 in the Gallery of the sanctuary. (okay to bring in coffee). Information about the Warming Centers open the past… full post
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Difficult Conversations: The University’s Role in Restoring Civic Dialogue with Drs. Robert George and Cornel West
Jan 22nd, 7-8:30 PM, at LaSells EDI would like to invite you to an opportunity to attend a special event at LaSells, focusing on civil discourse and “difficult conversations” —an area of deep concern for… full post
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Action Lunch is Back! 3/10
An Action Lunch is a light lunch provided by volunteers, after a Sunday service, usually to support some aspect of our justice and outreach work. We haven’t had one in a long time, until now!… full post
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Secure Housing and Food For All Meeting, 1/21
The Secure Housing and Food for All Justice Team is meeting this Sunday 1/21 at 11:30 in the Gallery of the sanctuary. (okay to bring in coffee). Information about the Warming Centers open the past… full post
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EDI Book Discussion 1-29
Monday, January 29th, 7:00 pm on Zoom. With the current controversy around the need for reparations, the UUA common read, On Repentance and Repair, Making Amends in an Unapologetic World, by Danya Ruttenberg offers us… full post
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Faith-based climate action this week, 1/7/2024
Good News Climate-action Opportunities Of Note Save the Date Climate Action Opportunities: We track (row 25) the number of clicks on the respond link for each suggested climate-action opportunity. The climate-action opportunity tracking results (an… full post
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From the “Secure Housing and Food for All” Team
We hope you all had a joyful holiday season. Thank you very much for sharing your time and effort to help the people of Corvallis who are struggling each day to survive by donating warm… full post
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Justice Outreach Offering in January – NAACP
For the month of January our Justice Outreach offering will benefit the Linn Benton NAACP. The NAACP works to ensure the political, educational, social, and economic equality of rights of all persons and to eliminate… full post
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Queerly Beloved 1/21
Sunday, January 21st at 4:00 pm in Room 7 We meet monthly on the 3rd Sunday in the afternoon. Join LGBTQ+ folx and allies for social gatherings centered on queer issues and themes. We understand… full post
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From the “Secure Housing and Food for All” Team
We hope you all had a joyful holiday season. Thank you very much for sharing your time and effort to help the people of Corvallis who are struggling each day to survive by donating warm… full post
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Justice Outreach Offering in January – NAACP
For the month of January our Justice Outreach offering will benefit the Linn Benton NAACP. The NAACP works to ensure the political, educational, social, and economic equality of rights of all persons and to eliminate… full post
Justice Outreach Offering
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Our Sunday Outreach offerings in July support DRUUMM – Diverse & Revolutionary UU Multicultural Ministries – which is a Unitarian Universalist People of Color Ministry and anti-racist collective bringing lay and religious professionals together to overcome racism through resistance and transform Unitarian Universalism through our multicultural experiences. As an all-volunteer ministry, DRUUMM continues to lead efforts to fulfill the Journey Towards Wholeness Resolution towards becoming an anti-racist, anti-oppressive, multicultural UUA, creating space for youth, young adult and our families of color to heal and work collectively, and steward an effective organization that develops new leadership and manages consistent communication with members. DRUUMM is a collective of people who identify as People of Color. Allies are welcome and organized as Allies for Racial Equity. Together we are open to all people.
At the Fellowship, our Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Justice Team works in partnership with DRUUMM.
Donations can be made in person on Sundays, or through the online collection basket.
WORSHIP COUNCIL NEWS
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“Living In End Times” 7/28/24
Rev. Jen Youngsun Ryu Minister, UU Church in Eugene From Christian fundamentalist to climate scientists, people around the world believe that we are living in the end times. But isn’t the world always ending? Don’t… full post
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“Housing, Shelter, and Deservedness” 7/21/24
The world’s problems are local as much as global. Members of our Secure Housing and Food For All team work locally on issues of food, shelter and housing, right here and right now. They’ll help… full post
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“Imagine Peace” 7/14/24
What does PEACE mean to you? no war? Good relations with your neighbors? a life with enough for everyone? Join us as several Fellowship members, including Bill Glassmire, Molly Curry and Joyce Federiuk, share their… full post
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Service Cancelled Due to High Temperatures, 7/7
Stay cool, Everyone! Author david View all posts full post
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July Sunday Services
July 7 – Service Canceled due to high temperatures July 14 – “Imagine Peace” UUFC members / friends and Rev. Monica Jacobson-Tennessen July 21 – “Housing, Shelter, and Deservedness” Guest Speaker Andrea Myhre July 28… full post
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“Be Careful What You Worship” 6/30/24
It was Ralph Waldo Emerson who said “… it behooves us to be careful what we worship, for what we are worshipping, we are becoming.” This brings up the question of our “liturgical year”: What… full post
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“She, They And Me” 6/23/24
“In the places and times of my growing up, definitions of and attitudes toward gender and sexuality were highly circumscribed, biased, narrow-minded, and I realized later, oppressive. My introduction to broader views and my evolving… full post
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“Summer Solstice: Considering the Sun” 6/16/2024
The longest day of the year is almost here. We think of it as the advent of summer — the season of sun and heat and growth. As summers here lengthen and intensify, as we… full post
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“The Shared World” 6/9/24
We may live with different ideas of what is real, what is true, and what is important, yet as human beings, with each other and all other living things, the fact is we live in… full post
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June Sunday Services
June 2 “River of Life Ceremonies” – DRE Skyla King-Christisen and UUFC Youth June 9 “The Shared World” – Rev. Jill McAllister June 16 “Summer Solstice : Considering the Sun” – Rev. Jill McAllister June… full post
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“River of Life Ceremonies”, 6/2/2024
As the regular church year draws to a close, let’s reflect on what it means to be in a truly multigenerational community. We will hear credos from some of the youth who recently completed Coming… full post
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“In Memoriam”, 5/26/2024
On this Memorial Day Weekend Sunday, we’ll remember and honor Fellowship members who have died in the past year. We’ll remember the origins of Memorial Day. We’ll consider life before death, and life after death, and… full post
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“Air, Breath, Music!” 5/19/2024
In many ancient descriptions of the seasons, when calling the four directions, East is associated with Spring, and Spring is the direction of morning, of beginnings, and of Air. To be alive is to know… full post
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“Tending Our Selves” 5/12/2024
Jill will welcome guest speaker Jen Shattuck. Jen is a UU religious educator and author who serves on the staff at both the Unitarian Church of Barnstable MA and Sanctuary Boston. She is the author… full post
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“Which Way To Turn?” 5/5/2024
The turning of the earth, of the year, of the seasons, of the heart. Turning inward, turning outward, turning away, turning toward. “To turn” is a fruitful way to describe and understand the religious life.… full post
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Sunday Services This Month
May 5, “Which Way To Turn?” with Rev. Jill McAllister May 12, “Tending Our Selves” with Guest Speaker UU DRE Jen Shattuck May 19, “Air, Breath, Music!” UUFC Choir with Rev. Jill McAllister May 26,… full post
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“Wheel of the Year: Beltane”, 4/28/24
Beltane is a season of creative energy on the earth. Come share in a creative process of committing your energies to a new dream, and in the spirit of May Day, carry a flame of… full post
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“To Live With Integrity” 4/21/2024
In this year of building new ways, our Earth Day Sunday will focus on needed and possible changes in habits and assumptions about our relationships with ourselves, others and the Earth. Members of our Climate… full post
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“Who Needs Equity?” – April 14, 2024
We started with Love, and we’ve considered Justice, Generosity, Transformation, Interdependence and Pluralism – the stated shared values in the proposed changes to the UUA bylaws, Article II. This week we finish with Equity –… full post
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Sunday Services in April
April 7 “What Difference Does It Make?” Stewardship Kick-Off Rev. Jill McAllister April 14 “Our Values: Equity” Rev. Jill McAllister April 21 “Earth Day” Climate Action Team, and Rev. Jill McA April 28 “Wheel of… full post
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Pop-up Parking Lot Rummage Sale – Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, 8/28
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Fellowship Planning – Buildings and Grounds, 8/28 and 9/14
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UUFC Men’s Retreat, 10/25-27
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Aging Successfully in Community, 8/7
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House Party Democracy Action Team, 8/18
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Tuna Roast & Picnic, 9/2
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UUFC Family Camping, 9/5 to 9/8
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Sign Up For Music Sharing Night, 8/7