Do your holiday gift shopping DUUF-style on Saturday, December 4. This family-friendly event has many local vendors with a variety of options for checking off items on your “nice” list. See the event page for further details, and invite your local community contacts to join in the fun! — Allison High, DUUF board vice president…
At the October & November 2021 meetings, the discussion topics of top importance were the pledge drive and the development of the 2022 DUUF budget. The board is concerned that donations are currently below the amount needed to support our social justice and programming plans. The board is committed to presenting a balanced budget for…
On Transgender Day of Remembrance, we mourn tragic loss. With joyful remembrance, the DUUF community shares a spirit of love and acceptance in support of transgender and non-binary individuals, their families, and their loved ones. Join with us as we continue to seek a more just world in the hopes that all people can live…
Please mark your calendars for the afternoon of Sunday, November 14, so you can participate in the fourth annual Transgender Awareness Panel, moderated by Amber Briggle! Click here for more details and to RSVP. We’re looking forward to a lively event highlighting issues of transgender social justice. Spread the word!
“re•gret (r-grt) 1. (Verb) To remember with a sense of sadness: Her son, a soldier, always said it is better to regret something you did than something you didn’t do. And there were nights when she would regret in the form of a list—regret not uttering I love you enough, regret not having been able…
Thank you to everyone who has attended live worship services online and in the sanctuary! A special thank you to everyone who has shared feedback with the Worship Team. The number one issue reported has been sound levels. We continue to learn new ways to improve this for everyone, and many have found headphones or…
National Coming Out Day falls on October 11 each year. It is an observance that recognizes the importance of LGBTQ+ people living in an authentic and open way. Coming Out helps show the entire community that lesbians, gays, bisexuals, transgender, queer, intersex, asexual, and non-binary people exist and that they are fundamentally just like everyone…
At the September 2021 meeting the board of trustees approved pursuing renewal as a Welcoming Congregation, received next year’s initial draft budget, planned fall fundraising, and discussed these topics: transitioning to hybrid worship, the minister’s activities including adult programming initiatives, upcoming tree care, and ways to improve the aesthetics of the grounds & building. Did you…
I was watching a movie recently and two of the characters were having a disagreement. They argued back and forth, and then one of them said, “Look me in the eyes and say that!” The other person refused at first, but the command was repeated with emphasis: “Look me straight in the eyes!” Finally, the…
As we slowly entered back into the building, I found myself first noticing the small things…the way the light entered the sanctuary through the windows, the sound of the ringing temple bell, and the chalice. As a person new to the UU faith a few years ago, I didn’t know anything about the chalice, and…