Cults in America – what they are, who they are, and what’s the attraction. Join us by Zoom for an hour of RE, facilitated by Jim Mariani.
Find the Sunday Worship service on the Zoom links page: Links to On-Line Gatherings
PUUF Religious Exploration will be reading and discussing the UUA 2021 Common Read book Breathe: A Letter to My Sons by Imani Perry beginning March 28th at 9:30 a.m. Breathe reflects on race, racism, and the hope that one’s child will be wholly … read more.
Helping the Hopeless: Fighting Poverty in SE Idaho video to be shown on-line at RE this Sunday. The video gives the straight scoop on individuals and families in eastern Idaho who, due to no fault of their own, need help. Discussion to follow. Questions? Contact Jim … read more.
Black Lives Matter! Our worship gathering, with Rev. Jenny leading and Mark Niewirth as worship coordinator, will reflect on celebrating the resilience and the power of Black, Indigenous, People of Color in the ongoing struggle for justice and equity.
All our gatherings continue 100% online. To receive … read more.
Rev. Jenny has a special treat for us this Sunday! Through the wonders of time travel, come meet the “Father of Religious Humanism”: John H. Dietrich. Learn about this significant shift in Unitarianism, and how it continues to impact us today.
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Join us this Sunday for a special worship service. Your Worship Committee is preparing a morality play, focused on immigration justice. This promises to be an inspirational and relevant experience for us all.
“Inherent worth and dignity are all well and good, but . . .”
As Unitarian Universalists, we affirm and promote seven principles, the first of which is “the inherent worth and dignity of every person”. How do we live true to this principle, when … read more.
We will enjoy rituals of letting go and welcoming in. Letting go can mean past regrets, leaving a job or relationship, habits or behaviors. Welcoming in can be a fresh attitude, a strategy for an adventure, a new habit, career change. Each of us knows … read more.
