Another in the series on multiplatform or Zoom inclusion groups “Multiplatform Ministry strengthens our communities, helps attract and retain members, and provides valuable inclusion lessons applicable to other inclusion efforts.” This quote is from Starr King Unitarian Universalist, a primary resource for UU leaders studying the application of multiplatform ministry. Personally, I appreciate that Starr … Continue reading Multi-platform Ministry

Each year at the June annual meeting, the congregation votes on the slate of new members for the Governing Circle and Leadership Development Circle.  This year we are seeking five candidates for the Governing Circle, and three for the Leadership Development Circle. The recruitment for these positions is currently in process and should be completed … Continue reading Recruitment for INUUC Elected Candidates

Sunday February 16, your Governing Circle hosted a service to explain our goals for growth and to brainstorm ideas for additional programs, both for Sundays morning and for other times of the week. We also had a report from the new location team detailing their progress in finding us a new home. In addition to … Continue reading INUUC Growth Plan

Four Actions You Can Take Today for Deportation Defense Washington Immigrant Solidarity Network (WAISN) is the largest immigrant-led justice network in Washington state, and FAN is part of their coalition to protect and advance and the power and rights of all immigrants and refugee communities. They have highlighted four actions we can take to join in … Continue reading Faith Action Network News

Multiplatform Ministry, also known as Zoom Inclusion Ministry, fosters our community by both attracting new members and providing diverse options for all. Zoom inclusion serves as a practice ground for inclusive practices, aligning with our Unitarian Universalist principles centered around love. Our goal is to expand our membership by welcoming everyone. As you consider the … Continue reading Multi-platform Ministry

Now is the time we ask our Circles to formulate their budget requests for next fiscal year: July 1, 2025 thru June 30, 2026. Groups with current budgets have been sent information to help with that. If your group does not have a current budget, but does have future plans, you are encouraged to submit … Continue reading From the Finance Circle:

Washington Immigrant Solidarity Network (WAISN) is the largest immigrant-led justice network in Washington state, and FAN is part of their coalition to protect and advance and the power and rights of all immigrants and refugee communities. They have highlighted four actions we can take to join in their Deportation Defense:  For more information, go to … Continue reading Faith Action Network News: Four Actions You Can Take Today for Deportation Defense

YOYOT SP’Q’N’I is our Spotlighted Non-profit for January and February. Their mission statement is “We want to uplift by being compassionate and with dedication to help others thrive by advocating for our Indigenous communities and prevent MMIW (Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women) or MMIP (Missing and Murdered Indigenous Persons). We will do this by providing … Continue reading Spotlighted Non-Profit

There are several actions listed below that are occurring in Spokane in the next few weeks in support of the vulnerable people in our community. You can go to their websites for more specifics. You can contact me if you want to get more involved.Thanks,Eileen Martin Rally for Immigrant Rights Latinos En Spokane, City Council, … Continue reading Upcoming Social Justice Events

The INUUC Joy and Justice team just made a donation of $500 to Pink Haven Coalition. This coalition provides services to trans individuals moving to our state. Learn more at their website at https://www.pinkhaven.org/