We’re having a QUUF potluck next Friday, and you’re invited! Guest post by Elizabeth Walker, Membership Team Chair Let’s gather together on Friday, July 12, at 5:30, for a celebration of summertime and community! Everyone is invited, with a special welcome to those who are new(ish)– new members, people considering membership, and anyone wanting … Continue reading We’re having a QUUF potluck
The Covenant of Right Relations (CRR) is the heart of how we do healthy community. Because it is a living document, it was time to revisit our CRR and see how the congregation felt about it. We had an amazing day on January 7 both online and in person after Reverend Linda’s lovely sermon on the CRR. During … Continue reading Covenant of Right Relations
Frances Andrews has lived in Port Townsend for 20 years. She has attended the Thanksgiving potlucks and looks forward to more participation as a member of QUUF. Bruce and Ida Domazlicky grew up in Illinois, completed graduate degrees at the University of Wyoming, then taught in Nebraska, Illinois and Missouri. Ida … Continue reading June 7, 2020 New and Returning Members
Some Examples of ALPs Activities to Experience on Zoom Given that in-person experiences may not be possible (or some may not feel comfortable gathering, even if allowed) in the Fall 2020 semester, the ALPs Committee is committed to developing course offerings that are virtual experiences. Some of these course offerings could conceivably become in-person experiences, … Continue reading Come Zoom with ALPs
(Guest post by Laurie Riley) The world has changed. What so recently was “normal” is fading quickly away, taking a back seat to a new reality. This is a time of deepening, of learning, of quiet contemplation, of sharing and caring. What we will learn from our current worldwide situation may well be much more … Continue reading From Scared to Sacred
Dear Members, The Board of Trustees has recently had several members address the board on several related issues, including racial justice, what is referred to as ‘white supremacy culture,’ and freedom of/from speech in our Fellowship. These members typically have very strong feelings on the issues that they are discussing. These same issues have also … Continue reading Response to Recent Requests of and Statements to the Board
