January 2020
The Broads are Back
The Broads return to Bellingham to celebrate the Anniversary of Roe v. Wade with an evening of their signature snarky, sexy, and fearless comedy, in support of Mt. Baker Planned Parenthood. A great night of great laughs for a great cause! This great event will be held at Settlemyer Hall at the Bellingham Technical College. GET TICKETS
Find out more »February 2020
Build Your Own Theology
Our first meeting was after church on the first Sunday in November. All are welcome to hear about the curriculum, which is available from the the UUA website bookstore. I suggest that the study group meet once a month for 9 months, until June to work through Book One of the curriculum. We will break down the curriculum into monthly units, suggest some readings and journaling, if people wish to do so (writing, art, song, whatever!). We will discuss our own…
Find out more »There’s No Place Like Home
Stella Ireland, who brought us $40 and a Bus Ticket last year, is again script writing, producing, and directing this reading drama about mental health and homelessness. She has interviewed many homeless people to discover a variety of life-histories and predicaments that face our homeless population. We in the general population are often too busy to take notice, but Stella’s riveting real-life stories will surely grab your attention. The drama is followed by a panel discussion by community leaders seeking…
Find out more »Soup-er Sunday
Stay after the service for a delicious bowl of soup and bread. If you would like to help make soup call Greg Sherman at (360) 421-0633. Enjoy two soup options. Bread and desserts are also offered! The Soup-er Sunday fundraiser has a new goal - pay off the mortgage on our building! Beginning this month, soup money will go to separate mortage payoff account. For more information email Greg at gregorysherman@gmail.com.
Find out more »March 2020
Family Promise
Here is your opportunity to support our Family Promise group as members work toward finding homes and places to live. As always, the group of up to 15 adults and children will arrive around dinner time at our host church, Trinity Lutheran on 18th in Mount Vernon. SUUF provides and cooks the dinner for guests as well as themselves and we usually cook the meal (whatever we've decided to serve) at the church which has a large commercial kitchen. After…
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