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Sunday Services - Music Sunday

Sunday Services - Rev. Barbara Cornell

Sunday Services - Melanie DeMore and Rev. Nancy Reid-Mckee

Sunday Services - Rev. Barbara and Jaco ten Hove

Sunday Services - Rev. Bruce Bode

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Trust Falls and Failure Bows

Sunday December 29th 10 am in person and 9:50 am onlineJoseph Bednarik

Christmas Eve Candlelight Service

Tuesday December 24th 4:30 pm in person and 4:20 pm onlineRev. Eric Kaminetzky

Holiday Pageant

Sunday December 22nd 10 am in person and 9:50 am onlineAlanna Desrochers, Chaplain Andrew Greaves, Rev. Eric Kaminetzky

Reflections on Becoming UU

Sunday December 15th 10 am in person and 9:50 am onlineChaplain Andrew Greaves

Transformation: The Self You Leave Behind

Sunday December 8th 10 am in person and 9:50 am onlineRev. Eric Kaminetzky

Let My Faith Be My Guide

Sunday December 1st 10 am in person and 9:50 am onlineRev. Zackrie Vinczen MDiv

Happiness is…

Sunday November 24th 10 am in person and 9:50 am onlineRev. Eric Kaminetzky

Does the Purpose of the Congregation Ever Change?

Sunday November 17th 10 am in person and 9:50 onlineRev. Eric Kaminetzky

To Be Announced…

Sunday November 10th | 10 am in person and 9:50 am onlineRev. Eric Kaminetzky

Thin Times and Thin Spaces

Sunday November 3rdMelanie DeMore, Rev Justin Almeida MDiv

Living Through

Sunday October 27thRev. De Vandiver

Myths: Mine, Yours, & Ours

Sunday October 20thRev. Eric Kaminetzky

Storytelling of the Snohomish People

Sunday October 13thPamela čəlalakəm SeaMonster, Rev. Eric Kaminetzky

Can You See me Now?

Sunday October 6thBrian Potter, Rev. Eric Kaminetzky

Big Theological Questions

Sunday September 29thRev. Eric Kaminetzky

Featured Upcoming Service

By Our Deed, Not Our Creed

Sunday July 13th 10 am in person and 9:50 am onlineRev. Michael Walker

Returning as a guest speaker again, Rev. Michael Walker takes us on a historical journey of Unitarian leadership for social justice. The Father of American Unitarianism, Rev. William Ellery Channing, once said (paraphrasing) we are saved by our deeds, not our creeds. He taught that it was by our actions, our work for justice, that we should be judged in this life, and not merely by what beliefs we each hold, to be judged in the next life. Channing did not have a concept of a metaphysical afterlife and day of judgement – he lived for today, and counseled us to find ways to do good today. In an era that was straining from the puritanical Calvinism and its doctrine of predestination, Channing’s views were a breath of fresh air, for some.

Read Order of Service here