Welcome

So many folks who walk through our doors for the first time say, "Where has this church been all my life?" The Unitarian Universalist church is a liberal, non-creedal church where all people are supported on their spiritual journeys. We encompass and embrace a wide variety of beliefs, including folks who identify themselves as pagans, humanists, theists, agnostics, Christians, Buddhists, Jews, nature mystics, and seekers. Because we have a tradition of having faith in each person’s ability to discern his or her own spiritual path, no one belief system is taught or advocated. Our Sunday sermons and adult religious education programs focus on each person’s own exploration, and on developing tolerance and knowledge about the world’s religions. Our guidelines for our life together are summed up in the UU Principles and Purposes.

Olympic Unitarian Universalist Fellowship is a friendly, welcoming, joyful religious community that is very interested in meeting new folks. Come on and join us – we think you will find this a refreshingly different kind of religion!

What is Unitarian Universalism?

At a Unitarian Universalist worship service or meeting, you are likely to find members whose positions on faith may be derived from a variety of religious beliefs: Jewish, Christian, Buddhist, naturist, atheist, or agnostic. Members might tell you that they are religious humanists, liberal Christians, or world religionists.

All these people, and others who label their beliefs still differently, are faithful Unitarian Universalists committed to the practice of free religion. We worship, sing, play, study, teach, and work for social justice together as congregations-all the while remaining strong in our individual convictions.

See the links above for the answers to commonly asked questions.

 


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at 10:30 am, Sundays

July 25: Ingrid Larson-Alexander - "What I Learned at Summer Camp... I Mean UUA General Assembly"

 
Ingrid was our Fellowship‟s official delegate at the Unitarian Universalist Association‟s General Assembly in June, and will tell us about it...

Aug 1: Pat Fletcher - "Unitarians in America's Westward Movement"

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Aug. 8: Rev. Amanda Aikman – "Four Movements Into Peace and Joy"

Even with our distress about world events held compassionately in our hearts, we can find joy and peace in any circumstances. Let's learn and practice together four simple spiritual and physical movements that can take us into joy and peace, wherever we are, as we move into summer.

“Elevator Speech to Explain Unitarian Universalism”

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Potluck (after service)
Please label your contributions so we know what they are!


Board Meeting
(after potluck ~ 12:15)

Please submit all agenda items to Bob by Friday, August 13th.

Aug. 22: OUUF Sharing Your Creative Spirit: Part I

 
(Due to the overwhelming response of talented OUUFers, we needed to split the talent into two services!)
Our Members Share Their Creations and Talents With Us

Aug. 22: OUUF Sharing Your Creative Spirit: Part II

 
Our Members Share Their Creations and Talents With Us
 
 

Sep. 5: End of Summer Picnic

Instead of a service/speaker, we will be having a picnic potluck the Sunday of Labor Day weekend. Please let us know what you‟ll be bringing (food and/or cooking grill) - - the signup sheets (yellow paper) will be posted on the bulletin board.

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