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 (see below for information). December’s Topic: Pluralism Here is your link to this … Continue reading Touchstones Journal & Small Groups
You are invited to join Antiracism Learning Circles this winter and spring. It’s on Zoom, so you can join from anywhere! First Unitarian in Portland, OR is the organizer, and we are eager to include participation from all faiths and allies everywhere. We hope you can join us and that you’ll help spread the word. … Continue reading Antiracism Learning Circles
Disability Rights of Washington (DRW) We are spotlighting Disability Rights of Washington (DRW). DRW is a private nonprofit organization that protects the rights of people with disabilities statewide. The mission of DRW is to advance the dignity, equality, and self-determination of people with disabilities. They work to pursue justice on matters related to human and … Continue reading Spotlighted Local Organization:
The American Indian Community Center will be our INUUC Spotlighted Nonprofit in early 2024. The Center’s Capital Campaign for a permanent home is also being supported by the Spokane Alliance, of which INUUC is a member. The clients of the Center have an urgent need now for: backpacks, water bottles, gloves, flashlights, band-aids, q-tips, sleeping … Continue reading Urgent Needs:American Indian Community Center
Come to a PWR Holiday Party online – brought to you by your Transitions Team. It’ll be fun. You’ll get to meet lots of people in the entire region! Just register here and join us either Saturday, December 16, 2023 from 12–2 p.m. Pacific/1–3 p.m. Mountain/10 a.m.–12 p.m. Hawaii/11 a.m.–1 p.m. Alaska or Tuesday, December 19 from 7–9 p.m. … Continue reading Register Now for the PWR Transitions Team Holiday Parties!
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 (see below for information). December’s Topic: Pluralism Here is your link to this … Continue reading Touchstones Journal & Small Groups
We need OWL (Our Whole Lives sexuality education curriculum) facilitators. Online and in-person trainings will happen this spring. Registration happens early and fills up quickly, so we want to hear from you ASAP if you feel called to this ministry. Potential facilitators will be interviewed by the OWL team. This is a substantial commitment—both the … Continue reading Our Whole Lives Volunteers Needed
(an ongoing series highlighting individual INUUC social justice activities, this one about Mary Lou Johnson) Mary Lou first heard about the Spokane Alliance from Bill Prouty and Jerry White at UUCS around 2005. The church had become a member of this organization whose goal was to give everyday people the tools to change the conditions in … Continue reading What We Do Makes a Difference!
We are spotlighting Disability Rights of Washington (DRW). DRW is a private non-profit organization that protects the rights of people with disabilities statewide. The mission of DRW is to advance the dignity, equality, and self-determination of people with disabilities. They work to pursue justice on matters related to human and legal rights. www.disabilityrightswa,org or www.donatetodrw.org
The American Indian Community Center will be our INUUC Spotlighted Nonprofit in early 2024. The Center’s Capital Campaign for a permanent home is also being supported by the Spokane Alliance, of which INUUC is a member. The clients of the Center have an urgent need now for: backpacks, water bottles, gloves, flashlights, band-aids, q-tips, sleeping … Continue reading Urgent Needs:American Indian Community Center
