Nowadays, most of us condemn the idea of racism, but how does it differ from nationalism when it is used as an excuse to terrorize, extort, bomb, displace, and kill … Continue reading Is Nationalism Synonymous with Racism?

Last month a Gonzaga student visited UUCS as part of his theology course, assigned to learn more about us and report what he learned to his class. Deacon left the … Continue reading Answering Deacon’s Questions about Unitarianism

It’s 2026 and the U.S. President is fighting with the Pope and displaying pictures of himself dressed as Jesus. The Secretary of Defense (or is “of War”), recently asked every … Continue reading To Crush Superstition: Whatever Happened to the Dream?

We often begin our sentences with, “I think.” Yet too many of us ever mention “why” we think what we think. I think statements that are unsubstantiated with one’s reasons … Continue reading Who Cares What You Think?

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 the sermon from the first … Continue reading Conversations with Todd

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

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

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 sesrvice.

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