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02/24/2026 - 03/04/2026 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm |
Interfaith Class
We are living in a confusing and unsettled time. The noise is loud, the divisions are deep, and it’s easy to feel that the common ground we once shared is slipping away.
When we go to the sacred writings, w find passages like this one that opens the Bible:
“And God said, Let there be light: and there was light.” (Genesis 1:3)
God speaks, and light appears. From that moment on, creation’s harmony depends on listening to His Word.
Out of a desire to respond to that call in a simple, concrete way, a few of us are starting a nine‑week devotional group, FACETS OF THE ONE, and we would like to invite you to be part of it.
For nine weeks, we’ll meet once a week to:
● Read short passages from the sacred writings of the world’s religions—reminders that throughout history, in every culture, men and women have reached toward the one true God,
● Sit quietly for a few minutes in God’s presence,
● Share (briefly) what we are hearing,
● And pray—for ourselves, for our families and communities, and for our wider civilization.
This is not a debating space. You will not be asked to change your convictions. Rather, it is meant to be a time of prayer during which we
● Seek God’s light together,
● Learn to delight in God’s Word,
● Taste the “gift of unity”
● And ask, very simply, how we can humble ourselves, pray, seek God’s face, and turn from whatever in us that is not aligned with the will of the Divine.
What a typical evening at FACETS OF THE ONE Interfaith Devotions will look like:
Each gathering will last about an hour and 15 minutes and follow a simple pattern:
1. Opening with a short reading (for example, from the Bible, the Baha’i Writings, the Bhagavad Gita, or the Quran) and a brief prayer asking God to speak and to shine His light into our hearts.
2. We’ll read aloud the week’s devotional selections in a printed program (as we use at Meaningful Conversations) — texts that echo spiritual themes about God’s oneness, justice, mercy, humility, and obedience — from the sacred writings of the world’s religions and indigenous traditions. We will let these stand side by side as testimony that God has never left us alone.
3. Then a few minutes of quiet reflection to let a word or phrase settle in our hearts.
4. Then a chance for gentle sharing, briefly, around questions like:
○ What did you hear about who God is?
○ What did you hear about what God desires from us?
○ Did anything speak to your own life, family, community, or to what you see happening around us?
5. No one will required to speak, and this is not a space for arguing points; it’s a space for listening.
6. We close by praying for one another and for our communities.
Love you to be able to join us for this.
FIRST MEETING AT THE SUMMIT LIBRARY. SUBSEQUENT MEETINGS AT THE UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST CHURCH, 1115 S 56th St, Tacoma, WA 98408
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02/28/2026 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm |
CUUPS Meeting
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03/01/2026 9:15 am - 10:15 am |
Muffins with Reverend Margo: Ideas for Building Our TUUC Community
Social Hall, Tacoma WA |
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03/03/2026 - 03/04/2026 12:00 am |
PATCH Homeschool Group March
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03/03/2026 - 03/11/2026 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm |
Interfaith Class
We are living in a confusing and unsettled time. The noise is loud, the divisions are deep, and it’s easy to feel that the common ground we once shared is slipping away.
When we go to the sacred writings, w find passages like this one that opens the Bible:
“And God said, Let there be light: and there was light.” (Genesis 1:3)
God speaks, and light appears. From that moment on, creation’s harmony depends on listening to His Word.
Out of a desire to respond to that call in a simple, concrete way, a few of us are starting a nine‑week devotional group, FACETS OF THE ONE, and we would like to invite you to be part of it.
For nine weeks, we’ll meet once a week to:
● Read short passages from the sacred writings of the world’s religions—reminders that throughout history, in every culture, men and women have reached toward the one true God,
● Sit quietly for a few minutes in God’s presence,
● Share (briefly) what we are hearing,
● And pray—for ourselves, for our families and communities, and for our wider civilization.
This is not a debating space. You will not be asked to change your convictions. Rather, it is meant to be a time of prayer during which we
● Seek God’s light together,
● Learn to delight in God’s Word,
● Taste the “gift of unity”
● And ask, very simply, how we can humble ourselves, pray, seek God’s face, and turn from whatever in us that is not aligned with the will of the Divine.
What a typical evening at FACETS OF THE ONE Interfaith Devotions will look like:
Each gathering will last about an hour and 15 minutes and follow a simple pattern:
1. Opening with a short reading (for example, from the Bible, the Baha’i Writings, the Bhagavad Gita, or the Quran) and a brief prayer asking God to speak and to shine His light into our hearts.
2. We’ll read aloud the week’s devotional selections in a printed program (as we use at Meaningful Conversations) — texts that echo spiritual themes about God’s oneness, justice, mercy, humility, and obedience — from the sacred writings of the world’s religions and indigenous traditions. We will let these stand side by side as testimony that God has never left us alone.
3. Then a few minutes of quiet reflection to let a word or phrase settle in our hearts.
4. Then a chance for gentle sharing, briefly, around questions like:
○ What did you hear about who God is?
○ What did you hear about what God desires from us?
○ Did anything speak to your own life, family, community, or to what you see happening around us?
5. No one will required to speak, and this is not a space for arguing points; it’s a space for listening.
6. We close by praying for one another and for our communities.
Love you to be able to join us for this.
FIRST MEETING AT THE SUMMIT LIBRARY. SUBSEQUENT MEETINGS AT THE UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST CHURCH, 1115 S 56th St, Tacoma, WA 98408
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03/07/2026 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm |
Gallery Opening - Mother Nature: Beauty, Diversity, Conservation & Resistance
Mother Nature: Beauty, Diversity, Conservation & Resistance Mary Boze Gallery How to view the exhibition: Email for a private viewing: Angela Dawn Call for additional hours – 253-474-4646 or Patty McPhee (Gallery Director) 206-919-4938 |
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03/08/2026 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm |
Gallery Opening - Mother Nature: Beauty, Diversity, Conservation & Resistance
Mother Nature: Beauty, Diversity, Conservation & Resistance Mary Boze Gallery How to view the exhibition: Email for a private viewing: Angela Dawn Call for additional hours – 253-474-4646 or Patty McPhee (Gallery Director) 206-919-4938 |
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03/10/2026 - 03/11/2026 12:00 am |
PATCH Homeschool Group March
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03/10/2026 - 03/18/2026 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm |
Interfaith Class
We are living in a confusing and unsettled time. The noise is loud, the divisions are deep, and it’s easy to feel that the common ground we once shared is slipping away.
When we go to the sacred writings, w find passages like this one that opens the Bible:
“And God said, Let there be light: and there was light.” (Genesis 1:3)
God speaks, and light appears. From that moment on, creation’s harmony depends on listening to His Word.
Out of a desire to respond to that call in a simple, concrete way, a few of us are starting a nine‑week devotional group, FACETS OF THE ONE, and we would like to invite you to be part of it.
For nine weeks, we’ll meet once a week to:
● Read short passages from the sacred writings of the world’s religions—reminders that throughout history, in every culture, men and women have reached toward the one true God,
● Sit quietly for a few minutes in God’s presence,
● Share (briefly) what we are hearing,
● And pray—for ourselves, for our families and communities, and for our wider civilization.
This is not a debating space. You will not be asked to change your convictions. Rather, it is meant to be a time of prayer during which we
● Seek God’s light together,
● Learn to delight in God’s Word,
● Taste the “gift of unity”
● And ask, very simply, how we can humble ourselves, pray, seek God’s face, and turn from whatever in us that is not aligned with the will of the Divine.
What a typical evening at FACETS OF THE ONE Interfaith Devotions will look like:
Each gathering will last about an hour and 15 minutes and follow a simple pattern:
1. Opening with a short reading (for example, from the Bible, the Baha’i Writings, the Bhagavad Gita, or the Quran) and a brief prayer asking God to speak and to shine His light into our hearts.
2. We’ll read aloud the week’s devotional selections in a printed program (as we use at Meaningful Conversations) — texts that echo spiritual themes about God’s oneness, justice, mercy, humility, and obedience — from the sacred writings of the world’s religions and indigenous traditions. We will let these stand side by side as testimony that God has never left us alone.
3. Then a few minutes of quiet reflection to let a word or phrase settle in our hearts.
4. Then a chance for gentle sharing, briefly, around questions like:
○ What did you hear about who God is?
○ What did you hear about what God desires from us?
○ Did anything speak to your own life, family, community, or to what you see happening around us?
5. No one will required to speak, and this is not a space for arguing points; it’s a space for listening.
6. We close by praying for one another and for our communities.
Love you to be able to join us for this.
FIRST MEETING AT THE SUMMIT LIBRARY. SUBSEQUENT MEETINGS AT THE UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST CHURCH, 1115 S 56th St, Tacoma, WA 98408
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03/11/2026 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm |
South End Neighborhood Alliance Meeting - Operation Love Thy Neighbor
The South End Neighborhood Alliance is meeting to create conversation, support and awareness for dealing with ICE and the illegal actions they have been taking. Our approach is practical application. Please come with your ideas, questions and concerns. All of our voices are needed and honored. Now is the time to band together to create safety in numbers and preparedness. Real change starts with us.
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