Join in the ritual of a potluck dinner. Bring food and drinks to share. We'll learn about various rituals that we've experienced in our own families, share ideas for new rituals, and create some of our own. Come to all or one session. All types, sizes and ages of families are welcome - even if you are "just one person."

Child care will be provided for the younger children who want to play and/or relax after the ritual of "dinner with the family."

April 3rd and 4th, University Unitarian Church in Seattle invites you to a dramatic two-part program that explores how to care for ourselves as we walk with those who are facing death, and what we all might learn from that journey.
Participants may attend either part of the program, but are urged to come to both.    $15 per session or $25 for both

Friday evening:  Megan Cole, actress, presents “The Wisdom of Wit” a solo version of Margaret Edson’s Pulitzer Prize-winning play “Wit.” This play tells the funny and heart-wrenching story of a brilliant scholar whose battle with ovarian cancer brings her to a new understandingof what it means to be human. Her story explores finding support when faced with disease, discovering the importance of family and friends, and coming to terms with her own journey through life.

“The Caregiver’s Journey” will include discussions that support us in developing the skills needed to take care of ourselves so that we can care for
others. Facilitating this challenging, meaningful and dramatic two part program is medical lecturer and actress Megan Cole. Ms. Cole gives numerous
public presentations on the human face of medicine for healthcare and end-of-life care organizations across the country. Megan is also Artist-in-Residence at the University of Texas/Houston, where she

Two services at 9:30AM and 11:15AM. The Rev. Alicia Grace will be in the pulpit. Music provided by the Loft and Bell Choirs.

Are you in a position of responsibility at UUC, or would you like to be? Do you have an idea you'd like to bring to life, at church or elsewhere? This series, sponsored jointly by the LEadership Development Committee, ARE and UUC's Social Justice Program, offers concret tools for leaders of all kinds.

1. Leading from Spirit, with Rev. Alicia Grace
2. Planning and facilitating meetings
3. Decision making in small groups
4. Navigating UUC - Planning, getting the word out, requesting support from the church

Are you in a position of responsibility at UUC, or would you like to be? Do you have an idea you'd like to bring to life, at church or elsewhere? This series, sponsored jointly by the LEadership Development Committee, ARE and UUC's Social Justice Program, offers concret tools for leaders of all kinds.

1. Leading from Spirit, with Rev. Alicia Grace
2. Planning and facilitating meetings
3. Decision making in small groups
4. Navigating UUC - Planning, getting the word out, requesting support from the church

Festive Easter Services
Two services at 9:30AM and 11:15AM. The Rev.Jon M. Luopa will be in the pulpit. Music provided by the Loft Choir and Trumpets.

Our monthly business meetings of the Board of Trustees are open to members to attend and observe. All are welcome!

UUC has been developing our culture of listening as part of our community organizing work. Since last year’s Listening Campaign, our world has changed immensely. We have more worries, and new hope for change. What’s happening in our lives? How are we called to respond to what’s going on, in our congregation and the world? Come be in conversation, Saturday April 18, 3:00-5:30, followed by potluck. To sign up for child care or volunteer to help with the potluck, please contact Jennifer Bright at jenniferb@uuchurch.org or at the church office.

Dr. Beverly Forbes, (ret.) Seattle
University, will be in the pulpit talking about May Sarton. Rev. Alicia Grace will conduct the service.
Music provided by the Intergenerational Choir

EARTH DAY SUNDAY

Two services at 9:30 and 11:15am. Rev. Jon M. Luopa will be in the pulpit. Music provided by the Loft Choir