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2020-2021 Theme: The Meaning of Home
For many of us, our relationship with home has intensified this year. The pandemic has given many of us new appreciation for, and concerns about, the places we call home and the centrality of these places in our lives.
This year … read more.
Where Do We Go From Here? Sermon by Rev. Ken
November 8, 2020
After months of mega-hype we finally had our Presidential election. In this sermon, Rev. Ken provides his take on what happened and how it might affect us moving forward.
Canvass Info: Proposed Budget FY20-21
Here’s the link for proposed budget adopted at our annual meeting this summer.
Canvass Info: Household giving Range
Giving is made up of donations both of members and friends of KVUUC. Our canvas includes contacting both members and friends. Both groups make important contributions to our budget. The first bar in this chart (in Blue) represents the number of member plus friend households … read more.
GA 2020 – AIW: Amen to Uprising: A Commitment and Call to Action
The just concluded UUA GA approved an Action of Immediate Witness (AIW) called: Amen to Uprising: A Commitment and Call to Action.
GA 2020 – AIW: Address 400 Years of White Supremacist Colonialism
The just concluded UUA GA approved an Action of Immediate Witness (AIW) called: Address 400 Years of White Supremacist Colonialism.
GA 2020 – Approved Responsive Resolutions
At the just completed UUA GA, three Responsive Resolutions were passed.
Widening the Circle: Establishing Ongoing Intersectional Accountability Commission and Sunsetting the JTWTC
Supporting and Investing In Youth and Young Adults in
Unitarian Universalism
The Pandemic: A Religious Response
Video message from Rev. Ken
This video message is brought to you in lieu of our Sunday service for March 15, which was cancelled due to the corona virus. Here, Rev. Ken reflects on where we’re at and what we’re doing.
Special Notice re: COVID19
We understand there is a lot of concern about the impacts of possible
coronavirus infections in places people meet, including churches. In
Kittitas County, as of yesterday, three people have been tested and all
have been negative for COVID-19. At this point,
there is still … read more.