We support people in their search for truth and meaning

Spiritual Engagement: Social Activism as a Spiritual Practice

UUCY member Tony Long presents

Who We Are

Who We Are

We are brave, curious, and compassionate thinkers and doers. We are diverse in faith and spirituality, but aligned in our desire to make a difference for the good. We have a track record of standing on the side of love, justice, and peace. We have radical roots and a history as self-motivated spiritual people: we think for ourselves and recognize that life experience influences our beliefs more than anything.

About Us
What We Do

What We Do

We gather in community. We gather on Sundays for Worship, For Religious Education for children and youth, for fun and fellowship, and on the first Sunday of the month for pancakes. We gather for special events and classes, to make music and create art and to be together in community. We gather to serve one another and the larger community, to join each other in our search for truth and meaning, and to celebrate together.

Our Mission and Vision
Join Us

Join Us

We love visitors. Join us on Sunday for worship services, religious education, and coffee or come on the first Sunday of the month for pancakes and conversation. Check the Events page for a listing of less formal opportunities to get to know people involved with the church. Check us out on Facebook, request a newsletter, or just come on Sunday morning and you will receive a warm welcome.

Visiting Us

Recent News

  • New-old location for Drinking Coffee Liberally

    Come to Caffee 11th Avenue (formerly known as Mojo’s) Wednesday mornings at 9:00 for wide ranging conversations about local and world events, gardening, pets, travel, books, and more. All are welcome. Find the group at 1003 West Yakima Avenue.

     

     

  • Reflections on the Moral Arc by Rev. Ken Jones

    As I write this, I was reminiscing just two days prior about the incredible moment just three years ago when the US Supreme Court decided, in the case Obergefell v. Hodges, that marriage equality was the law of the land.  I was attending the UUA’s General Assembly in Portland when that was announced, and I ...

  • “Beartown” chosen for July book club

    Beartown by New York Times bestselling author Fredrik Backman is the July Book Club selection. Beartown is a tiny community nestled deep in the forest that is slowly losing ground to the ever-encroaching trees. The hopes and dreams of the town rest on the shoulders of the junior hockey team. The cold forests of Sweden ...

Events

Healthy Relations Covenant

This congregation has adopted a Healthy Relations Covenant, making these making these promises to each other.
  • Treat each other with kindness
  • Celebrate each other’s personal growth
  • Listen deeply to others
  • Speak with courage and humility
  • Share the ministry of this congregation