In today’s world, pain, suffering, conflict, and injustice can be found all around us. The time for us to respond is now. Join us as we explore our call as Unitarian Universalists to center our actions in Love, committing ourselves to the liberation of all people and working for peace and justice in our community … Continue reading The Time is Now
Please join us for our regular Sunday service. The focus of the service will be a surprise this week. We hope to see you in person or online! This Sunday we will have a multi-platform service. You can attend in-person, OR you can also attend via our online Zoom option. Online: Join us for worship … Continue reading Sunday Service
Is that a good thing and if not what is the cure? Many of us are striving to be unaffected by all the “isms” that collect around us. What if the cure is just the opposite? Patty McPhee will explore some paths that we can take now that will change, if not the world at large, … Continue reading So, You Think You Are Color Blind?
We are living in an ever increasingly polarized world. Climate devastation, attacks on fundamental human rights, and a growing political divide can leave us feeling separate and torn. Meanwhile, we rely on community and relationship to bolster our resolve. How do we tap into our spiritual wells and find balance in these complicated times? Join … Continue reading Duality in Our Times
Join in for our multigenerational Ingathering service with Water Communion this Sunday, September 17th onsite and online. You are invited to bring water that you have collected to share in a communal ritual as we rejoin together for the start of a new year. Your water can come from the faucet in your home, from … Continue reading Mingling Our Community Waters
We will learn about why and how we can spend our privilege, a call to action used by Brittnay Packnett Cunningham (pictured). She is “Cited by President Barack Obama as a leader whose “voice is going to be making a difference for years to come,” Brittany is an educator, activist, writer, and award-winning podcaster and leader. Brittany has … Continue reading “When you know better, you do better.” – Maya Angelou
In this service we’ll view Tyler Coles’s April 2023 sermon on “The Church — To Be and To Do.” In this sermon, Tyler has a message that is important and timely for TUUC: “In the wake of such great change internally and externally, we must ask ourselves, ‘What is the Church to be and do in … Continue reading The Church — To Be and To Do
13th century Sufi poet, Rumi, instructs us to find all the barriers within ourselves that we have built against Love and to embrace them. What he doesn’t tell us is how to do this. Join us this Sunday as we explore some ways to recognize, overcome, and embrace our own barriers to Love. This Sunday … Continue reading And Embrace Them
Our mission as the Tahoma Unitarian Universalist Congregation is to sustain a community in which we welcome all with Love and compassion; celebrate the diversity in our common humanity; inspire the spirit, heart, and mind; engage with the wider community in working for justice; and live and promote Unitarian Universalist principles. Join us as we … Continue reading In This Together
Some diversity does exist in our own congregation, and within the wider UU community. Do they(we) feel they(we) belong? And how can we be more intentionally welcoming to those of diverse ethnic and racial backgrounds? This Sunday we will have a multi-platform service. You can attend in-person, OR you can also attend via our online … Continue reading Some of Us are Already Here
