Here’s our Sunday service music line up for September:
UUCS Member Pam Larratt sings and plays piano for us.The Weddle Twins grace our services with two songs.The Men’s Ensemble sings Heart of Gold and Wild Mountain Thyme, a Scottish ballad.UUCS Member Dan Gore plays his mandolin.
So … read more.
UUCS has joined hands with Growing Neighbors and now has a Little Free Pantry onsite.
Growing Neighbors is an initiative of Shadle Park Presbyterian Church. John Edmondson, Growing Neighbors Director, provided the guidance and information to assist in this endeavor. The pantry … read more.
Time for a Sunday Play Club update, especially now that the new playground is fully funded and ready to be ordered!
In last month’s blog, I mentioned the necessity of stepping back to let children fail. Today we’ll dig a little deeper into why that is … read more.
Streaming UUCS services has been a blessing to local, national and international members and friends. However, COVID-19 has taught us the importance of and ease of communicating with each other across distances. Unfortunately, streaming is inherently one-way and in response, beginning Sept 5 we will … read more.
The Unitarian Universalist Church of Spokane has a long history of support, comfort, and inspiration for freethinking Unitarians. We are inviting you to participate in our Sunday services — wherever you are located. The Rev. Dr. Todd Eklof, a gifted speaker and author is the … read more.
In solidarity with peacemakers around the world and in support of a Nuclear Free Zone in Spokane, Veterans For Peace is joining Pax Christi and the Dorothy Day Labor Forum in hosting an observance of the 77th anniversary of the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and … read more.
Here’s our Sunday service music line up for the month of August:
Church member Lyle Morse, who is a wonderful blues performer (with quite a few recordings to his name), will play Daughters, an original guitar piece of his, and Ready for the Times to Get … read more.
Thank you all for fulfilling your pledges last year! We are so grateful for your past and continued support of UUCS to help us Create Community, Find Meaning, and Work for Justice!
We have spent the last month wrapping up our books for the past fiscal … read more.
Now that summer vacation has officially begun, I thought I would discuss in a little more detail some of the benefits of unstructured play without adult intervention. (There are still spots available for volunteer supervisors: sign up here!)
Two things are very typical in most … read more.
In the fall of 2006, we began living out the vision that our mission is to make a difference in our world, not just as individuals, but as a church community. It was with that intent that we began our monthly Special Collections. Each month … read more.
