Pancake Breakfast and Meet the Board
Full description to come.
Speaker: Bill Jacobs
This I Believe
Unitarian Universalists are often known more for what they don’t believe than for what they do believe. But, even though we do not have a creed that members must follow, we do have strongly held beliefs – the details of which can vary from member … read more.
Coffee & Conversation: Is It Time to Consider Professional Ministry?
It’s been over 2 years since our minister, Rev. Ken Jones, resigned. There are signs that the COVID pandemic is easing, at least to the point where we could begin a search process — if that is what we want to do.
I’ll provide a handout … read more.
News & Views from General Assembly
Bill Jacobs and Susan Kaphammer present their experiences from this year’s General Assembly.
This service will be in-person only.
UU Highlights: General to Local, Past to Present
During the past 65 years, the history of the UU community in Yakima has closely mirrored the history of the nation-wide UU Association — both have evolved to accommodate changing ideas of what “liberal religion” means.
This review of our history will suggest some ideas on … read more.
Across the Universe — A Story
Presented by Bill Jacobs
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Outdoor In-person Sunday Service
UPDATE as of AUGUST 14:
To Members and Friends of UUCY:
We have announced a tentative plan to hold an outdoor in-person Sunday Service, to take place on church grounds on August 30th. Since such a service will require a fair amount of preparation (including a State-mandated … read more.
Who Lives, Who Dies, Who Decides
Presented by UUCY Member Bill Jacobs
How to ‘ZOOM’ to UUCY Sunday Services!
Anyone with a computer, tablet, smartphone, or regular phone can join for free (except with a regular phone you won’t see everyone, but you can hear and speak.) You will need to download the … read more.
Fear and Loathing in Old Mesopotamia: The Book of Job
Many people say that the Book of Job answers the question “If there is a God, why does he allow the innocent to suffer?” I finally got around to reading it this year, and I can tell you that it definitely does not answer that question … read more.