Sign your child in at the table in the foyer, pick up in the RE wing following service. Families with children attending during both services are welcome to sit anywhere in the sanctuary, at the family activity table in the back, or in the chapel which serves as a “mothering” room. All are welcome!
We hope to see you here!
The Special Collection for February is for the Feast World Kitchen.
Our special collection for the month of February will be for will be for Feast World Kitchen. This has been a difficult year for our immigrant and refugee neighbors in Spokane. Even the majority who have documentation are still in fear of losing their status here, of families being divided, and of unnecessary legal actions and detentions.
During these past two years, basic costs of living have risen and have outstripped minimum wages. Feast World Kitchen, through its Chef Partners Program, Table Time, and Emergency Fund, supports immigrants and refugees who are working very hard to learn English, gain employment, and stabilize their lives. The challenges of daily life, learning new systems and a new culture, communicating with limited English, navigating a new city, often without a car, are exhausting. Nevertheless, our immigrant communities are full of talents, skills, and resilience they want to use and share. When they are empowered to do so, they can help themselves and their families – and they enrich the entire community of Spokane.
One of the ways our congregation can help our immigrant and refugee neighbors is by contributing to Feast World Kitchen’s emergency fund, which assists families with short-term emergency needs, including medical and housing emergencies, and short-term educational supports to help students stay in school. Short term immediate assistance can help them from sliding into homelessness and despair.
If this ministry speaks to you we invite you to give generously. If you’d like to contribute to this special collection, you may do so when it is announced during services on the third Sunday of the month, by mailing a check to the church (4340 West Whistalks Way, Spokane, WA 99224) or by donating online. Be sure to note in the comment section that your contribution is for the “current month” special collection.
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Thanks again for your kindness and generosity!
You may donate in person via the collection on the third Sunday of the month, send in a check with Special Collection + month on the memo line, or donate online!
Meaningful Movies Spokane is sponsored by the Social Justice Coordinating Council of the UU Church of Spokane. Our mission is create a community that will work together to champion justice, diversity and environmental stewardship in the wider world by showing movies with focused conversation.
Watch the weekly SUUN for information on our next movie or contact us at meaningfulmoviesspokane@gmail.com
| Youth in grades 6 and up and invited to an evening of listening to and playing music. When we get tired of playing music, we can play games! If you don’t have an instrument to bring, just bring yourself and sing along. You are also welcome to bring snacks and drinks to share. This is a free event, and friends are welcome, but please register in advance so we know to expect you. |
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