Rev. Eklof will discuss the Federal Government’s militant response to protests in response to President Trump’s deportation policies and mass arrests. He will discuss the hard reality of the situation, while offering us reasons for hope.
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Before you park at Riverfront Park this Saturday, June 14, 2025 for Pride and/or the No Kings Protest, please consider the following:
There are about 1,000 to 2,000 activists are engaged in the Spokane area. We are hoping for 5000 plus maybe even 7000 or more. … read more.
The US Government’s attack on America’s college campuses and its punitive behavior toward students who voice their opinions on the current conflict between Israel and Hamas is unprecedented and goes against the values this nation is supposed to prize and support above all others. In … read more.
In-person Protests and Rallies
Friday, June 6, 2025 at 3:30 p.m. at Mann-Grandstaff VA Medical Center
Defend the Constitution: Hands Off the VA Protest
If you’d like to join us to bring cookies, balloons, treats, etc to the VA employees, join us at 2:45 p.m. outside the lobby.
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Humanism is often treated as a latecomer to, if not an interloper of, Unitarianism. In this sermon Rev. Eklof will argue the contrary is true, that humanism and the humanistic ethic have been intertwined with our ancient and venerable tradition since its inception.
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During our last “Conversations with Todd,” Shane Gronholz asked what films have been most meaningful to me. I mentioned a couple, like Ghandhi and The Exorcist. During this sermon I’ll go deeper into these and other movies that have meaningfully helped shape my worldview.
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The Social Justice Coordinating Council is asking the congregation to vote on June 8, 2025 to sign the Apartheid-Free Communities pledge, which is as follows:
We affirm our commitment to freedom, justice and equality for the Palestinian people and all people;
We oppose all forms of racism, … read more.
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Rev. John H. Deitrich, our Spokane congregation’s minister from 1911 to 1916, went on to become known as the Father of Religious Humanism. In his wish to reawaken us to this seminal figure’s relevance today, Rev. Eklof will continue his series of occasionally reworking and … read more.
Liberal religion in North America has struggled to thrive, and sometimes just to survive, since its arrival more than 200 years ago. Today, liberal religion, as we know it, manifested in the Unitarian Universalists Association and its member congregations, is going the way of the … read more.
