Help Us Fight Childhood Hunger! One out of five kids in Eastern Washington is at risk of hunger, and without food assistance from their school, many of these children face the weekend uncertain about where their next meal will come from. Through the Second Harvest Bite2Go program, the most at-risk students are given a bag … Continue reading Second Harvest Bite2Go Program
The potluck will begin at 4 p.m. and the speaker meeting will begin at 5 p.m.The Alano Club is located at 1700 W 7th Avenue, Spokane, WA. Thanks very much!Anna
Sign up now for Antiracism Learning Circles, sponsored by First UU Portland! They are open to all age groups and affiliations. This is a chance to learn together in small groups while deepening relationships. You are invited to join Antracism Learning Circles this fall. It’s on Zoom, so you can join from anywhere! LEARNING CIRCLES are … Continue reading Antiracism Learning Circles
The Spokane Alliance is offering institutional members like INUUC the opportunity for its community to deepen its knowledge and skills, so that it can be better partners to BIPOC communities in our region. In November, the Alliance will host our first local Wrestling with the Truth of Colonization training. The first five sessions of the … Continue reading Spokane Alliance – Wrestling with the Truth of Colonization Training
We are happy to welcome Lynda Lynn as an official member of INUUC, and Marie Bjork is especially happy that she has agreed to be our Treasurer beginning in our 2024–25 year. Linda, a long time member of UUCS since she came to Spokane in the 70’s, hopes to find the same spirit with us … Continue reading Welcome to our new member!
Refugee and Immigrant Connections Spokane (RICS) is a 501(c)3 nonprofit with the mission to support refugee and immigrant communities by providing services, fostering community bonds, and advocating for refugee and immigrant rights in the Inland Northwest, and we envision a multicultural community where everyone can thrive. To achieve our goals, we bring people together, provide … Continue reading Spotlight Organization for August and September
The Coordinating Circle (CC) is where all INUUC program circles converge into a whole-church blend of programs, initiatives, and activities. Monthly CC meetings bring together representatives from all twelve program circles, such as Pastoral Care, Non-Profit Spotlight Circle, Communications, Soul Weaving, Fun, Membership, Healthy Community, UUA Connections and more. Together they share, discuss, and, yes, … Continue reading Coordinating Circle Kicks off New Season
The Rev. Dr. Sofía Betancourt, elected UUA President at General Assembly in June 2023, offers a message of welcome at the start of a new congregational year for Unitarian Universalists. Rev. Dr. Betancourt also invites all UUs into a shared ministry together to reimagine the workings and expressions of Unitarian Universalist faith, while holding onto the traditions, … Continue reading Letter from the UUA President
As before, the Soul Weaving Circle needs various types of helpers for in-person services, including set up, clean up, greeters/ushers, and tech support. If you would like to volunteer, please click the link below to sign up for upcoming dates. Going forward, Lisa Heil will be the new volunteer coordinator for services. For questions, text/call … Continue reading Volunteer at In-Person Services
