Recently there has been discussion among some church members about the purpose of our church endowment funds and whether they should be tapped to fund major maintenance and repair and … Continue reading History, Purpose and Management of the Endowment Fund
Join us as Gordon Diddons leads us through a special intergenerational service we are calling the Flower Celebration. In this beloved practice, everyone is invited to bring a flower if … Continue reading UU Flower Celebration
April greetings to all. Spring has been a busy month with celebrations, joys and sorrows. Sue Wotring shares that her daughter, Angie Dierdorff, recently completed her studies and internship and … Continue reading April 2026
During this quarterly service, attendees will have an opportunity to ask Rev. Eklof questions about topics on their minds. Listen to the audio only of this sermon.
During this quarterly service, attendees will have an opportunity to ask Rev. Eklof questions about topics on their minds. Listen to the audio only of this sermon.
Mary Shelley’s classic novel is often interpreted as a foreboding tale of science, technology, and obsession run amok. But, for me, it is my story, and yours, and that of … Continue reading Frankenstein: The Story of Our Lives
As we kick off our annual pledge campaign, Rev. Eklof will discuss Unitarianism from the perspective of his own personal journey and what it has meant to his life. Listen … Continue reading Why I Remain a Unitarian and What it Means to Me
Enjoy an afternoon and evening of Blues, Brews, and BBQ at the Unitarian Universalist Church of Spokane. Lyle Morse, local Blues sensation, will provide his sensational Blues guitar and vocals, … Continue reading Blues Brews and BBQ
In this guest presentation, Jim Kershner will answer this question: How did a Spokane orphan child, who was kicked out of an orphanage because of the color of his skin, … Continue reading Carl Maxey, Spokane’s Martin Luther King
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 … Continue reading John Dietrich’s Sermon: “Robert G. Ingersoll: An Appreciation” – As Presented and Amended by Rev. Eklof
