We Are Hiring
TUUC is looking for a few good people to join our team. We are looking for a part-time administrator and part-time bookkeeper. See the descriptions below for more information.
Part-time Office Administrator
$20-22 per hour, depending on experience
Tahoma Unitarian Universalist Congregation is a liberal … read more.
Thanks so much to all those who contributed to provide our Safe Parking Guests – those people living in their vehicles whom we host in our parking lot – with Safeway gift cards. As of Sunday, January 1, 2023 (yes!) you donated $500 in gift … read more.
Coming Together Guidelines are living documents and as COVID situations change in our county, the guidelines will change. Below are some of the primary resources and recommendations utilized to create and inform guidelines for TUUC. The resource pages are periodically updated.
Our service was music filled! Emma’s Revolution offered us their beautiful songs, and Sandy and Pat told stories about each that make the day even more special. Click on the link above to listen to more of what they have to offer, to purchase … read more.
We are right around a month into sheltering in place. The shift from our usual life in the congregation has been abrupt and disorienting, but I think we are finding our way. Have you been to our online worship services? We are still gathering … read more.
We’re providing some resources and other goodies that were part of the service on April 5. Check our blog weekly to access to the poetry and music we’re using in our online worship.
Lynn Unger’s poetry has been a balm for many in our services. … read more.
How are you friends? How are you holding up?
Here’s a meme I saw this morning on Facebook:
“Eighth day of self isolation in my house and it’s like Vegas: we’re losing money by the minute, cocktails are acceptable at any hour, and no one knows what … read more.
I served a congregation in Woodstock, Vermont back in the mid-1990s. I learned about winter weather. And a LOT about snow.
It might have been the first time we had a big snow that I decided to not preach the sermon that I had planned, but … read more.
In the months since the pledge drive this year, I’ve had the opportunity to take a few classes and seminars on church stewardship via Stewardship for Us, a company that focuses on helping Unitarian Universalist congregations “envision, plan, and implement stewardship programs.”
Based on these classes, … read more.
I’ve said more times than I can remember that it’s been a year of trouble and turmoil. Maybe it has something to do with the way social media shapes our lives, the constant blare of the 24 hour news cycle, and the if-it-bleeds-it-leads nature of … read more.
