Join us at Rockwood Community Center or on Zoom In Unitarian Universalism, we covenant together to honor, celebrate, work, adapt, cultivate, and declare our shared values through the spiritual discipline of Love. Building on the foundations of centuries of Unitarians and Universalists who came before us, for the past 62 years we have actively engaged in the transformation … Continue reading “Love Is The Power That Holds Us Together”
Multi-platform service will be held at Rockwood Community Center (2105 S Forest Estates Dr) and on Zoom. Love is central to Unitarian Universalism. So too, are values such as interdependence, justice, conscience, and the free and responsible search for truth and meaning. Since the inception of Unitarian Universalism, we have gathered in covenant grounded in shared … Continue reading What’s Most Important:Unitarian Universalist Values and Principles
Co-Mingling our Waters for Liberation Join INUUC for our Ingathering Soul Weaving service with Water Communion on Sunday, September 10th onsite at Finch Arboretum and online. You are invited to bring water that you have collected to share in a communal ritual as we rejoin together for the start of a new year. Your water … Continue reading Drawing a Mighty River
As our program year winds to a close and we reflect on the ways we continue to bring alive our mission, Rev. Crystal shares stories of her journey, lessons learned along the way, and reflections for our moving forward. Join us for this Soul Weaving service as we welcome our newest INUUC community members and … Continue reading Lessons Along the Way
Embodying Shared Ministry as We Live Out Our Mission Join us online on Zoom. Sharing together in faith community includes joining with one another to bring alive our mission through the various ministries of our community. The process of interweaving all of these different aspects of who we are and what we do can be … Continue reading An Interwoven Circle
Join us online or in person at the Finch Arboretum Woodland Center! We’ve talked about where we’ve been, where we are, and where we hope to go from here. We’ve talked about mending the narrative in our own lives and in our Inland Northwest UU Community. We’ve gathered to talk directly with one another about … Continue reading Community Making Journey
Karen Stevens shares, “As we wear our clothes, they become naturally imbued with the stories of our lives. Memories become part of the experience of our garments. Tears or holes can sometimes be the evidence of the plot lines of our day. Some aberrations of the fabric come with bold story, an event. Others are … Continue reading Mending the Narrative
Theoretical physicist, Albert Einstein, said, “Learn from yesterday, live for today, hope for tomorrow. The important thing is not to stop questioning.” The same can be said of a faith community. Join us as we explore where we’ve been, where we are, and where we hope to go from here. This journey is for everyone.
This will be a hybrid service, both in-person at the Westminster Church and on Zoom! With the turning of the wheel, we soon find ourselves nestled into the warm, comforting arms of Winter. The darkness envelopes us as we rest and recuperate. Our hearts sing with the knowledge that the light will return once more. Join … Continue reading Relish the Dark, Savor the Light
The Vision of Inland Northwest Unitarian Universalist Community is to envision an open and inclusive congregation that is joyfully intergenerational, multicultural and a trusted partner in creating a growing island of wholeness in the Inland Northwest. Our Mission is to covenant with one another, to be radically inclusive, to support a healthy & functioning Earth, … Continue reading The How to Our Why
