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Pacific Unitarian

Universalist Fellowship


Astoria, Oregon - Serving the lower Columbia river area of Oregon and Washington   


WHO WE ARE

We are a growing,  vibrant congregation celebrating our liberal religion in the lower Columbia area as a part of the Unitarian Universalist worldwide community. Our members live from Manzanita, Oregon to the south -  to the tip of the Long Beach peninsula in Washington state to the north; from the Pacific ocean to the west to Skamokawa, WA to the east.  We meet weekly on Sunday at 11:00 AM with a coffee hour following and have reading groups and other activities during the week from September through early June. In the summer we meet the occasional Sunday with more informal services.

Board Members

and Contacts

 

 

As a lay led fellowship, many of us assume functions to further the life and development of the community.  For further information, contact any of the members on this page.

Commonly Asked Questions 

 

Unitarian Universalist churches are similar to other faith groups in many ways.  We sing, we recite valued words together, we share each others joys and sorrows.  But we do not define the spirit that binds us.

History

 

We have been around for many years, changing and growing and learning together.  Here is a brief history.

Links

 

We work with other organizations to achieve common goals.  Here are links to groups with whom we share common values and mission.

Photos

 

Pictures, pictures, pictures.  We live in one of the most beautiful places on the planet.  We have pictures of our worship space, ourselves and our community. Enjoy!

Response Form

 

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newsletter

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Pacific Unitarian Universalist Fellowship
Telephone: (503) 338-6883
Unitarian Universalist Association

Mailing address:

P.O. Box 1319

Astoria, OR 97103-1319

We meet at:

First Congregational Church 820 Alameda Ave.

Astoria, OR 97103

Map and Directions Note: Alameda Avenue is blocked to traffic immediately to the south and east of the Fellowship. One must approach the Fellowship from the yellow twisty streets indicated on the map. a map in pdf format
   
Email contact: craig.holt@oregonstate.edu