The Touchstones Project Journal is a monthly theme-based program that INUUC makes available free to our interested members and friends. The project is supported by subscriptions from Unitarian Universalist congregations like ours. Enjoy reading Touchstones on your own or join a monthly discussion group The Touchstones topic for November is Interdependance. Download the Touchstones Journal … Continue reading Touchstones Journal & Small Groups
The nonprofit being Spotlighted for October and November is the Spokane Riverkeeper, which works to keep the Spokane River clean and healthy. The Spokane Riverkeeper: 1) Runs a litter pickup program that removes thousands of pounds of garbage from the edges of the Spokane River per year. 2) Advocates for the protection and health of your … Continue reading Nonprofit Spotlight for November
Call for Graces & Dragons What Is This All About?Choir Director Deb Jacquemin and Priestess Jet Tilley are once again combining their energies to offer the sacred Winter Solstice Singing Ritual on December 21. Currently, a choir and the narrators/readers are rehearsing. Details are being worked out about the ritual space. However, as the light fades, the rite … Continue reading 2023 Winter Solstice Singing Ritual
Subscribe to Side with Love Side with Love is a public advocacy campaign that seeks to harness love’s power to stop oppression. It is sponsored by the Unitarian Universalist Association and all are welcome to join. Contact us at love@uua.org. To subscribe to a variety of newsletters they put out, visit: https://sidewithlove.org/subscribe
Wondering what to do with that walker or crutches in your garage? PCC has an idea! Your INUUC Pastoral Care Circle is compiling a list of lending items for our community, including medical supplies, such as walkers, stools, crutches, scooters, etc. Our hope is that when a need arises among our church community, we can … Continue reading Pastoral Care Circle
(an ongoing series highlighting individual INUUC social justice activities, this one about Marion Hammer) Marion Hammer has made a huge difference to so many LGBTQ+ people through her years working with PFLAG* both in Spokane and at the national level. Her son Mark “loved wearing frilly, silky things” at an early age. An Oakland school psychologist … Continue reading What We Do Makes a Difference!
After extensive engagement with UUs across our faith tradition, the Article II Study Commission have completed their Final Proposed Revision to Article II of the UUA Bylaws. Links to the text and additional important information are in this email, including a deadline of 5 p.m. ET on February 1, 2024 for submitting any new amendments. … Continue reading Final Proposed Revision to Article II
On Wednesday, November 8 at 6:30 p.m., we held a Town Hall meeting to talk about General Assembly. If you missed the meeting, you can view a recording using this link: https://vimeo.com/883796821/87d8a1a2e6?share=copy
There will be a memory notebook available for past UU choir and music director Deb Jacquemin at our Sunday service at Rockwood Retirement Center on November 19. If you want to write something to her, it might help to think ahead so many people have a chance to add a note after church.
(An ongoing series highlighting individual INUUC social justice activities, this one about Bonnie Overlie.) Lindsey came to live with the Overlies when she was just 12 days old, a beautiful and welcome child, but it soon became evident that she had inherited cerebral palsy from her birth mother. She was admitted to the Guild School … Continue reading What We Do Makes a Difference!
