For the month of June, we share our plate with the Northwest Abortion Access Fund that serves Washington, Oregon, Idaho, and Alaska. NWAAF provides a toll-free hotline staffed by trained volunteers and they help … Continue reading NAAF: June
Greetings, This letter will find us in the midst of Rev. Alison Miller’s candidating week. Rev. Alison preached last Sunday and will preach again this coming Sunday. She is meeting … Continue reading Moderator’s Letter – May 2022
East County Rising Community Projects develops and harnesses the community’s power through civic engagement, organizing, and leadership training to create an equitable and livable community centered on the needs of the most … Continue reading ECRCP: May
From Peace Action Group (PAG) The members of the Peace Action Group invite you to reflect on this timely and tender poem by the Irish poet John O’Donohue.Perhaps you could … Continue reading For Peace
The UUA General Assembly is in Portland, June 22-26. We need 19 delegates to represent First Unitarian, Portland. Participation is possible both in-person and virtually. Are you ready, willing, and … Continue reading General Assembly Delegates Sought
by Curtis Bell, UUs for Justice in the Middle East (UUJME) A plea for greater involvement of the UU community in the international struggle for peace, the rule of law, … Continue reading Unitarian Universalists & International Peace: We Can Do More.
For the month of April, we share our plate with the Braided River Campaign, a community-based organization dedicated to environmental justice for communities in the North Portland Harbor, from the Broadway Bridge … Continue reading Braided River Campaign: April
Refugee crises continue to erupt due to warfare in many regions of the world including Ukraine and Afghanistan. Today we join with our sibling UU congregations of the Mt. Hood Cluster … Continue reading LCSNW Refugee Resettlement Program: March 27
Greetings, With the return of children to our Learning Community, the choir on the chancel, and sitting on our familiar hard seats, last Sunday almost felt like a “normal” Sunday … Continue reading Moderator’s Letter – March 2022
For the month of March, we share our offering with Bark, a local environmental organization that envisions a future where climate resilience and environmental justice are the guiding principles of forest … Continue reading Bark: March
