March 2026
Tom and Mary Mosher are very proud of their son, Aaron, and the company he has been with since 2002. In the latest notice from “dataPARC University,” Aaron is identified … Continue reading March 2026
Tom and Mary Mosher are very proud of their son, Aaron, and the company he has been with since 2002. In the latest notice from “dataPARC University,” Aaron is identified … Continue reading March 2026
During this annual service, we will celebrate our continuing and longtime friendship with our partner church in Felsőrákos, Romania. Listen to the audio only of this sermon.
These two words share the same root, although one feels positive and the other negative, yet our pathways and pathologies share so much in common that it’s difficult to distinguish … Continue reading Pathway or Pathology: How to Know the Difference
Almost forty years ago, George H. Bush ran for U.S. President expressing his desire to help create a “kinder, gentler nation” by encouraging Americans to care for others through volunteerism, … Continue reading A Kinder, Gentler Nation—Really?
On March 15, we will hold our Partner Church Service. Following the second service, we will enjoy a Hungarian lunch. We will celebrate our 36th year of partner church connection … Continue reading Partner Church Sunday 2026
Eddie Tabash, a constitutional lawyer in Los Angeles and 29 year member of the Board of Trustees of Americans United for Separation of Church and State, will join us in … Continue reading Separation of Church and State Requires Equal Rights for Everyone, Including Atheists
In this guest presentation, Ross Carper, Co-Founder of Feast World Kitchen, will discuss the hardships facing immigrants and refugees in Spokane. This panel presentation will discuss the ways Feast World … Continue reading Hospitality at the Table: How to Help our Immigrant Neighbors Now
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 … Continue reading February 2026
Jacob Johns, a community supported organizer and Unitarian Universalist from the Akimal O’otham and Hopi Nations, will update our congregation on his work championing climate policy rooted in global solidarity … Continue reading Rediscovering Hope through Evolving Multilateralism
February 8, 2026 Jacob Johns: Rediscovering Hope through Evolving Multilateralism Jacob Johns – (Akimel O’odham / Hopi) is an International environmental systems strategist and multidisciplinary artist working to address global environmental … Continue reading February Guest Speakers