Services are currently a hybrid of both in person and via Zoom at this time (subject to change depending on Covid status) -- at 12 noon Sundays; Zoom Links are sent out to members in the Monday newsletter and again on Sunday mornings.
Meeting ID and Password available from president@pacuuf.org or by joining our email list.
What is Paganism? What are Pagans beliefs? Pacific CUUPagans will provide an introduction to paganism…what is it, what it isn't, what is its history, and what are the practices of this earth-based religion? We will also look at several of the main subsects of Paganism, and why it's hard to get an exact answer. … Continued
Byron "Tyler" Coles In our sometimes chaotic world of great change internally and externally, we must ask ourselves, “What is the Church to be and do in this time?” Come, let us gather in community as we reflect on this question, speak honestly of our journey, and faithfully imagine a future to come. Arline LaMear … Continued
Reverend Mira Kepler We shape and are shaped by the earth and the environment. In the midst of both climate chaos and natural beauty surrounding us, what can we learn if we take the time to listen to the earth? ~Open hearts, open minds, room for all theologies, including yours~ We are meeting in person at the First Presbyterian Church … Continued
David Delk America, the empire, spends hundreds of millions of dollars each year promoting preparation for war and for conducting wars around the world. David will examine the host of human needs which lack adequate funds to develop solutions for, like housing, childcare, student debt and the climate crisis as a result. David Delk is a former … Continued
Pacific CUUPs Come join Pacific CUUPs for Beltane, sometimes called May Day, as we celebrate what the Celts celebrated as the start of summer. We will honor the Celtic god of light and fire, Bel, as well as other deities related to fertility and cleansing. ~Open hearts, open minds, room for all theologies, including … Continued
Reverend Mira Kepler At the center of the proposed new articulation of UU values is “Love” – a fierce and resilient love, courageous and accountable – a love that transcends all boxes. How can this value of love ground us and guide us across the choppy waters of life? ~Open hearts, open minds, room … Continued
Jennifer Goodenberger and the PUUF Choir present a musical service. ~Open hearts, open minds, room for all theologies, including yours~ We are meeting in person at the First Presbyterian Church of Astoria. The service will also be live-streamed via Zoom for those who are not comfortable attending in person. Masks are now optional but … Continued
Rev. Phil Lund Outreach means much more than leaving literature about Unitarian Universalism around town. In fact, UUA’s Outreach Director Carey MacDonald said in a blog: “When you talk about what your congregation offers, think ‘join our cause’ instead of ‘join our club.’ Show what your congregation does, how it helps people live better lives … Continued
Sean Minogue and Adriana Guerrero On June 2nd, PUUF will host three community members to share experiences and answer questions about our LGBTQIA Coastal community, their safety, what we should know and how we can best support our queer friends and family. Lindsay Gilinsky, Benedetto DeFrancisco and Tessa Scheller will be our panel members. We … Continued
Rev. Carol McKinley The longing for justice, equity, and peace is not new; ancient peoples expressed their hopes in myths, songs and stories. Prophets who warned of looming catastrophes were shunned, much as today’s prophets whose warnings of environmental and social dangers are ignored or belittled. How do we open ourselves to hear their truths … Continued
Reverend Mira Kepler Join Rev. Mira and the entire congregation for the beloved ritual of Flower Communion. Please bring a fresh flower to add to the altar, and you'll go home with a different one. Please hold in your heart the question, "How can I practice seeing beauty where I least expect it?” The Annual Membership … Continued
Rev. Carol McKinley The longing for justice, equity, and peace is not new; ancient peoples expressed their hopes in myths, songs and stories. Prophets who warned of looming catastrophes were shunned, much as today’s prophets whose warnings of environmental and social dangers are ignored or belittled. How do we open ourselves to hear their truths … Continued
