Remembering our Past
I will share my learnings from my two-year daily meditation of cleaning headstones in the Old Tacoma and Puyallup Tribal cemeteries.
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Gratitude
No one gets where they are without a little help from someone or many someone’s over their lifetime. Together, we will reflect on those who helped us on our way.
My Hell’s Angel
We can learn the most unexpected things from the people we meet! I’m looking forward to introducing you to “My Hell’s Angel”. Make plans to join us Sunday!
Words of Transformation
There is a power in words, and their poetry fosters a connection with the deeper aspect of our souls. We will spend this worship service exploring words that inspire our search for personal meaning.
The Wind Phone
How a Japanese man helped hundreds of people deal with their grief after a tsunami. It involved an old English telephone booth, and a sort of magic that helped to heal the pain of loss. The Rev. Amanda Aikman (pronounced like ACHE-man) is a retired UU minister who lives in Everett with her partner, Nancy. … Continue reading The Wind Phone
Finding Hope, ‘When Hope is Hard to Find’.
Sometimes, the words of a beloved Unitarian Universalist hymn really speak to me, such as those about finding hope, even (or especially) when it is hard to find. Like so many things in our polarized country, hope does not exist without its detractors. Can we find a balance? Is there any hope for us, to … Continue reading Finding Hope, ‘When Hope is Hard to Find’.
Manufacturing Waves
This Sunday we’ll take a look at Labor Day, the history of difficult change, and the hard work of making a better world. We’ll ask ourselves how we are called to be more active in working together for positive change.
A Faithful Democracy
This Sunday we will explore the current threat facing the democracy of the United States, and how we, as religious people, can respond with integrity. Rev. Nancy Reid-McKee, she/her pronouns, recently retired from the Northlake UU Church in Kirkland, WA. Prior to ministry, she worked as a Nurse Practitioner for 30 years on Indian … Continue reading A Faithful Democracy
The signals we give
Rev. Sharon K Dittmer is a staffer at the UUA’s MidAmerica Region. She leads UUA’s May 2024 sermon of the month, entitled “The Signals We Give,” in which she engages the wisdom of poet William E. Stafford, social psychologists, and more. Join us at the Tahoma Unitarian Universalist Congregation in Tahoma WA for this sermon … Continue reading The signals we give