Join the Northwest youth for our annual pancake breakfast Sunday, August 18, immediately following the service. This year we are asking the congregation to help us make this a breakfast/brunch potluck! The youth will cook pancakes—plain, chocolate chip, blueberry and gluten-free —and we ask that you supplement these treasures with sausages, bacon, fruits, veggies, deviled […]
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Northwest welcomes its new Director of Religious Education (DRE) Adia Fields-Udofia. Adia has been involved in Northwest’s religious education program since 2017 serving as the Spirit Play coordinator. The DRE Search Committee consisted of interim minister Rev. Jonathan Rogers and congregational members Chrissy Haddad and MarKay Appel. Rev. Jonathan Rogers stated that “In addition to her storytelling skills,
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WHEREAS our Unitarian Universalist principles call us to affirm and promote “justice, equity, and compassion in human relations” and “the goal of world community”; and WHEREAS our history as Unitarian Universalists includes evidence of both great commitment and individual achievement in the struggle for racial justice as well as the failure of our Unitarian Universalist
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Northwest Unitarian Universalist Congregation is looking to hire a Director of Education. Click to view the PDF.
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The Our Whole Lives Comprehensive Sexuality Education courses mean a lot to me. I’ve taken 7th-9th grade and Young Adult OWL. I’ve facilitated Kindergarten-2nd grade OWL, Middle School OWL, and Adult OWL. It’s an important part of my connection to Unitarian Universalism, not just in terms of lifestyle or politics, but theologically as well. Laura
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