We need all votes: absentee, zoomed in, or face to face.
You will soon be receiving the Annual Meeting packet with a summary of the past year’s events and accomplishments. Please review it before the June 4 Annual Meeting.
We need a 2/3 majority vote (27) … read more.
We are in the midst of our 2023-2024 PUUF pledge drive and we welcome all (members, friends, and supporters) to pledge to help us reach our goal. We are attempting to reach an amount needed to help us stay solvent and keep our minister on … read more.
Saturday, November 19
7:00 p.m.
A memorial service in remembrance of transgender people whose lives were lost due to violence and transphobia worldwide. Until the violence ends, we gather annually to remember the people who have died in the past year, due to violence and transphobia against transgender … read more.
8th PRINCIPLE AND ANTI-OPPRESSION WORK IN POCATELLO
2nd and 4th Saturdays beginning October 22 at 9:30 a.m.
Program will run October 22 through May 13, and all sessions will have portions recorded for future use or making up for absences. Sessions will run about 90 minutes.
Watch the Weekly … read more.
As our community grows in size and age range, so do our programs! Religious Exploration “UU style” means enriching opportunities for young people to express their developing sense of wonder, learn about world religions, and nurturance of self-confidence and acceptance of themselves and each other.
Paul … read more.
Religious Exploration sessions during January/February 2023 will be devoted to discussion of the UUA Common Read, led by Jennifer Attebery. This year’s book is Mistakes and Miracles: Congregations on the Road to Multiculturalism, by Nancy Palmer Jones and Karin Lin (Skinner House, 2019).
The book “shares … read more.
Saturday, at 9:00-10:30 a.m.
How we express our grief.
Rev. Jenny facilitates this session, considering how culture impacts the grieving process. “Death & Donuts” is open for all who desire space for this often neglected subject of our mortality. Unique in that this is not meant as … read more.
Have you heard about Juneteenth? Nearly three years after the Emancipation Proclamation of 1862, Black people in Texas received the message: They were enslaved no more! On June 19, 1865, people celebrated this freedom. Today, we celebrate Juneteenth on the third Saturday of June each … read more.
Death & Donuts meets this Saturday, April 23rd, at 9:30am. Choose in-person at the Meeting House or online via Zoom. Participants meet to discuss all things ‘death’, in a comfortable setting.
This session, we welcome guests Brock Wilks and Kari May, of Wilks Funeral Home. … read more.
