Cascade Unitarian Universalist Fellowship provides an inspiring and supportive place for individuals and families to search for truth and meaning. We welcome people of all races, cultures, ages, physical abilities, sexual orientations and religious backgrounds.
We invite you to join us on Sunday mornings for services at 10:30. Our services provide opportunities for each of us to seek inspiration and understanding on our journey for truth and meaning in our world.
We also have many opportunities for spiritual and personal growth within a supportive community.
“If it is language that makes us human, one half of language is to listen.” – Jacob Trapp, UU Minister To wrap up our monthly theme of: “What does it mean to be a person of deep listening?” I give you these wise words from UU Minister Richard S. Gilbert: Listening, then, has a spiritual dimension…. Read more
Greetings,You just went to your healthcare provider to discuss your lab test results. They tell you that you have Type 2 diabetes, need to begin a new diet and exercise program, see a dietician, start on a new medication, get a blood sugar machine and monitor it daily and will need frequent follow up appointments… Read more
“Before you tell your life what you intend to do with it, listen for what it intends to do with you. Before you tell your life what truths and values you have decided to live up to, let your life tell you what truths you embody, what values you represent.” … Read more
Greetings,This week I would like to share with you some tips on making the most of your healthcare provider visit. Be prepared-• When you schedule your appointment, mention the reason(s) for the visit- this helps the scheduler give you the time you need to address those issues with your healthcare provider, as appointments are scheduled according… Read more
“I speak not for myself but for those without a voice…those who have fought for their rights…their right to live in peace, their right to be treated with dignity, their right for equal opportunity, their right to be educated.” … Read more
Greetings,In the business of daily life, complete with all its ups and downs, filled with commitments to others and to ourselves, times of rushing about or waiting…here is an opportunity to STOP. BREATHE. AND REPEAT AFTER ME… “I am capable, confident, intelligent, resilient, and in charge. Health and happiness are my birthrights that I accept with… Read more
“If we want to support each other’s inner lives, we must remember a simple truth: the human soul does not want to be fixed, it wants to be seen and heard.” – Parker J. Palmer We all do it…We are in a conversation with someone and instead of listening to what the other person is… Read more
Greetings,I found this article fascinating! Many Fronts in Fighting ObesityBy Jane E. Brody Sugar, and especially the high-fructose corn syrup that sweetens many processed foods and nearly all soft drinks, has been justly demonized for adding nutritionally empty calories to our diet and causing metabolic disruptions linked to a variety of diseases. But a closer look at… Read more
Circle SupperTOMORROW, Saturday, December 20th, 6:00pm at the home of Pam & Jack Toevs. Circle Suppers are large potluck dinners on Saturday evenings, in the homes of CUUF members and friends. All are welcome, no matter how new you are to our Fellowship. Please bring a main dish, side dish, appetizer or dessert to share with 10-12 people. Please… Read more
“When you light a candle, you also cast a shadow.” – Ursula K. Le Guin The holiday season is full of light, whether it be Hanukkah candles or Christmas lights. Along with the lights comes the expectation to be merry and festive. This can be a difficult time of year. It can be a time of… Read more
10:30 a.m. Service
Big Dog Attitude in a Small Dog Body
Rev. Laura Shennum
Celebrant: Chip Balling
How do we know ourselves? Sometimes we can perceive ourselves differently than how we show up in the world. This may prevent us from being authentic to our true selves and may put blinders up in how we perceive others. Let's explore how we can truly know who we are and its affect on how we can know others.
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Our services are transformative! Presented by CUUF’s minister Rev. Laura Shennum, guest speakers, or members of CUUF – each service reflects the values of Unitarian Universalism.
Services begin at 10:30am and end at 11:45am. Children stay with their parents for the first part of the service before leaving for Religious Exploration classes. Childcare for younger children is available from 10:15am to 12:15pm in the Blue House. Please join us for coffee, treats and fellowship immediately following the service.
Our theme for March is:
What Does it mean to be a person of Knowing?
March 1, 2015
Newcomer Chat After Church
10:30am Service: Do You Really Want to Know?
Rev. Laura Shennum
Celebrant: Deb Miller
In Peter Mayer’s song, “Do You Really Want to Know?” he explores the intersection between belief and knowledge to try to understand if both can exist at the same time. We will explore how reason as a religious source has existed throughout history and how it has influenced what we believe.
March 8, 2015
Share the Plate Sunday / Special Congregational Meeting
10:30am Service: Big Dog Attitude in a Small Dog Body
Rev. Laura Shennum
Celebrant: Chip Balling
How do we know ourselves? Sometimes we can perceive ourselves differently than how we show up in the world. This may prevent us from being authentic to our true selves and may put blinders up in how we perceive others. Let’s explore how we can truly know who we are and its affect on how we can know others.
March 15, 2015
10:30am Service: How Do We Know What We Know?
Rev. Laura Shennum
Celebrant: Sharon Page
Who defines knowledge? Where are there gaps in what we know? In the face of uncertainty, how do we find a path forward in times of crisis or unknown. We will explore the wisdom of Buddhist Nun, Pema Chodron for answers.
March 22, 2015
10:30am Service: Love, Loss and the Perfect Grilled Cheese
Speaker: Natalie Palmer
Celebrant: Chip Balling
What does it mean to love someone when they no longer know who you are.
March 29, 2015
10:30am Service: Where Everyone Knows My Name
Rev. : Laura Shennum
Celebrants: CUUF Youth
Join us for a Whole Community Worship service; all ages come together to celebrate the congregational community. We will experience new ways of getting to know each other.