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Addictions & Recovery Ministry: A team of compassionate people, informed about addictions issues, serving as a resource to deal with misconceptions about addictions of all types and help people find recovery. Contact Chris P. 206-542-9271 or Barbara C. 206-367-9485.
Appreciating Elderhood: The first hour of the gathering is usually devoted to eating and talking about recent experiences. People bring their own lunches (coffee and tea are available). From 1 to 2, there is usually a specific topic of discussion designed to encourage each participant to share thoughts and feelings about what they especially appreciate in their daily lives. First and third Fridays at SUUC, 12-2 p.m. Contact Jerald F., 206-523-2931.
Book Group--Evening ( Non-Fiction): Meets first Wednesdays, 7-8:30 p.m. Contact Bob B., 206-527-7340. Selections are published in the Soundings newsletter.
Building and Grounds: Volunteers are responsible for the maintenance of the building and the surrounding property. A significant aspect of this work is maintaining and creating an attractive landscape setting for our church. For information contact Bruce Hunt, 503-816-5574 or bh7726@comcast.net
Chalice Circles: Join a facilitated small group of members and friends to share thoughts on the big questions and discussion of the monthly worship topic. There are several groups that meet at different times and to find one that works for your schedule, please contact Rev. Kate Landis, 206-363-7994, ext 1 or minister@shorelineuu.org.
Choir: Provides music for Sunday services twice a month and special music for holidays and other occasions. The rehearsals are often as rewarding as the performances! Thursdays, 6-7:30 p.m. Contact Wil Sederholm, wilholm@msn.com, Choir Director.
Committee on Ministry: The Committee on Ministry works with the minister to assess the ministries of the congregation and provide helpful resources to help them move forward. Roseann L., londonroseann@gmail.com, chair
Endowment Committee: The Endowment Fund serves to advance the purposes of our faith community and establish a permanent financial base. The Endowment Committee manages the funds in line with our Unitarian Universalist values, investing in ethical and environmentally responsible associations. Bob B., 206-527-7340 or rlbeekman@gmail.com, chair
Families and Friends Support Group: Sponsored by the Shoreline Mental Health Ministry. This group is for those whose lives have been touched by mental health issues. Fourth Mondays, 6:30-8:30 p.m. Contact Barbara C., 206-367-9485 or uubcornell@gmail.com.
Fun(d)raising: This committee plans Fun(d)raising events that support the church’s operating fund and are held throughout the year. Events include a Spring Services and Events Auction (Kate B., 206-898-7100) and a Holiday Bake Sale ( Rick W., 206-799-3054, rickwilson7863@msn.com). Information about these events is published in the Soundings newsletter, and SUUC eBulletin.
GreenSong Pagan Group: Pagans of various paths come together to share our Earth-based spirituality in a UU context. GreenSong is a chapter of the Covenant of Unitarian Universalist Pagans (CUUPS). The group meets informally on 4th Sundays in the Conference Room after the service, and gathers in circle at the solar holidays. Contact greensongcuups@gmail.com for more information.
Membership Outreach: Greeters, Ushers & Coffee Servers: Help welcome folks to the Sunday services by being a friendly face at the greeter table, as an usher or serving coffee and refreshments after the Service. Contact Rick W., chair, 206-799-3054 or rickwilson7863@msn.com
Membership/Welcome Team−Newcomer Brunches: For those who want to know about Unitarian Universalism and our Congregation. These are held three times a year and are usually on a Saturday morning from 9 to noon. Childcare is available with reservations. Led by our minister, Rev. Kate Landis and the Membership Committee. Rick W., chair, 206-799-3054 or rickwilson7863@msn.com
Men's Association: This group meets for breakfast monthly on third Saturdays at the Wedgwood Broiler, 9-11 am. All SUUC men are welcome. The group usually has a topic of discussion related to the worship theme of the month. Contact Richard V., 206-281-7944 or richard.volkman@att.net
Music Committee: Music permeates the life of our congregation, from the smallest children singing Spirit of Life, to our choir sharing a South African protest song, to Spirit Hand (our rock band in residence) inspiring us during the Sunday service. The Music Committee encourages congregants to share their musical gifts, organizes concerts, and creates a culture of musical abundance for all ages and abilities. Carolyn W., 206-782-6898 or c.maurinewallace@comcast.net, chair
Personnel Committee: Our congregation’s paid staff are a valuable resource for our community. The Personnel Committee supports their work with policies and procedures that reflect our value of respect for human dignity as well as ethical compensation practices.
Reader’s Theater: Contact Homer H., 206-364-2900 or the_hendersons2000@yahoo.com, for information.
Rentals: The Sanctuary and the new Davis Building are available for rent to nonprofit groups. Contact Laurie Radin, Administrator, in the church office 206-363-7994, office@shorelineuu.org
Rites of Passage Events: Celebrate important life events in a supportive community: child dedication, coming-of-age, bridging, marriage, commitment, transgender rites of passage, blessings, homecoming, and memorials. Rev. Kate Landis, 363-7994 or minister@shorelineuu.org .
Seabeck Retreat: Attend a weekend of relaxation, fellowship, programs and fun for all ages, held at Seabeck Conference Center on Hood Canal, usually the held end of April or early May. View SUUC Seabeck video here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EeYk3eCLMzY. Contact: Renee at seabeckregistrar@gmail.com.
Social Action Ministry: Assists the congregation to express our UU values by identifying, developing and communicating opportunities to assist those in need by direct action, or to influence public policy in order to create a more just world. For more information on getting involved, please visit their blog at http://www.nwuujn.org/topics/view/5548de810cf2ab913fd7e70b/
Women’s Circle: The Women’s Circle meets on first Saturdays, from 10 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. in the Chrysalis bldg. This is a wonderful space for sharing and rejuvenating and your presence is of great value. All women are welcome. Contact Deva P., 310-622-3660, devaroo@gmail.com, or Marguerite C., 206-629-4311, divaroy@comcast.net.
Worship Planning: Many activities, including worship services, retreats, workshops, and creating new forms. Seasonal celebrations: solstice/equinox, Christmas, Easter, Good Friday. Opportunities to help with worship planning and to help lead Sunday Services. Rev. Kate Landis, 363-7994, minister@shorelineuu.org or Dianne C., 206-697-3418, carreri54@gmail.com
For more information about any church committees or programs, contact the church office at 206-363-7994, office@shorelineuu.org. Also consider subscribing to the weekly SUUC eBulletin, our free church community email. Email Laurie R., office@shorelineuu.org.
Appreciating Elderhood: The first hour of the gathering is usually devoted to eating and talking about recent experiences. People bring their own lunches (coffee and tea are available). From 1 to 2, there is usually a specific topic of discussion designed to encourage each participant to share thoughts and feelings about what they especially appreciate in their daily lives. First and third Fridays at SUUC, 12-2 p.m. Contact Jerald F., 206-523-2931.
Book Group--Evening ( Non-Fiction): Meets first Wednesdays, 7-8:30 p.m. Contact Bob B., 206-527-7340. Selections are published in the Soundings newsletter.
Building and Grounds: Volunteers are responsible for the maintenance of the building and the surrounding property. A significant aspect of this work is maintaining and creating an attractive landscape setting for our church. For information contact Bruce Hunt, 503-816-5574 or bh7726@comcast.net
Chalice Circles: Join a facilitated small group of members and friends to share thoughts on the big questions and discussion of the monthly worship topic. There are several groups that meet at different times and to find one that works for your schedule, please contact Rev. Kate Landis, 206-363-7994, ext 1 or minister@shorelineuu.org.
Choir: Provides music for Sunday services twice a month and special music for holidays and other occasions. The rehearsals are often as rewarding as the performances! Thursdays, 6-7:30 p.m. Contact Wil Sederholm, wilholm@msn.com, Choir Director.
Committee on Ministry: The Committee on Ministry works with the minister to assess the ministries of the congregation and provide helpful resources to help them move forward. Roseann L., londonroseann@gmail.com, chair
Endowment Committee: The Endowment Fund serves to advance the purposes of our faith community and establish a permanent financial base. The Endowment Committee manages the funds in line with our Unitarian Universalist values, investing in ethical and environmentally responsible associations. Bob B., 206-527-7340 or rlbeekman@gmail.com, chair
Families and Friends Support Group: Sponsored by the Shoreline Mental Health Ministry. This group is for those whose lives have been touched by mental health issues. Fourth Mondays, 6:30-8:30 p.m. Contact Barbara C., 206-367-9485 or uubcornell@gmail.com.
Fun(d)raising: This committee plans Fun(d)raising events that support the church’s operating fund and are held throughout the year. Events include a Spring Services and Events Auction (Kate B., 206-898-7100) and a Holiday Bake Sale ( Rick W., 206-799-3054, rickwilson7863@msn.com). Information about these events is published in the Soundings newsletter, and SUUC eBulletin.
GreenSong Pagan Group: Pagans of various paths come together to share our Earth-based spirituality in a UU context. GreenSong is a chapter of the Covenant of Unitarian Universalist Pagans (CUUPS). The group meets informally on 4th Sundays in the Conference Room after the service, and gathers in circle at the solar holidays. Contact greensongcuups@gmail.com for more information.
Membership Outreach: Greeters, Ushers & Coffee Servers: Help welcome folks to the Sunday services by being a friendly face at the greeter table, as an usher or serving coffee and refreshments after the Service. Contact Rick W., chair, 206-799-3054 or rickwilson7863@msn.com
Membership/Welcome Team−Newcomer Brunches: For those who want to know about Unitarian Universalism and our Congregation. These are held three times a year and are usually on a Saturday morning from 9 to noon. Childcare is available with reservations. Led by our minister, Rev. Kate Landis and the Membership Committee. Rick W., chair, 206-799-3054 or rickwilson7863@msn.com
Men's Association: This group meets for breakfast monthly on third Saturdays at the Wedgwood Broiler, 9-11 am. All SUUC men are welcome. The group usually has a topic of discussion related to the worship theme of the month. Contact Richard V., 206-281-7944 or richard.volkman@att.net
Music Committee: Music permeates the life of our congregation, from the smallest children singing Spirit of Life, to our choir sharing a South African protest song, to Spirit Hand (our rock band in residence) inspiring us during the Sunday service. The Music Committee encourages congregants to share their musical gifts, organizes concerts, and creates a culture of musical abundance for all ages and abilities. Carolyn W., 206-782-6898 or c.maurinewallace@comcast.net, chair
Personnel Committee: Our congregation’s paid staff are a valuable resource for our community. The Personnel Committee supports their work with policies and procedures that reflect our value of respect for human dignity as well as ethical compensation practices.
Reader’s Theater: Contact Homer H., 206-364-2900 or the_hendersons2000@yahoo.com, for information.
Rentals: The Sanctuary and the new Davis Building are available for rent to nonprofit groups. Contact Laurie Radin, Administrator, in the church office 206-363-7994, office@shorelineuu.org
Rites of Passage Events: Celebrate important life events in a supportive community: child dedication, coming-of-age, bridging, marriage, commitment, transgender rites of passage, blessings, homecoming, and memorials. Rev. Kate Landis, 363-7994 or minister@shorelineuu.org .
Seabeck Retreat: Attend a weekend of relaxation, fellowship, programs and fun for all ages, held at Seabeck Conference Center on Hood Canal, usually the held end of April or early May. View SUUC Seabeck video here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EeYk3eCLMzY. Contact: Renee at seabeckregistrar@gmail.com.
Social Action Ministry: Assists the congregation to express our UU values by identifying, developing and communicating opportunities to assist those in need by direct action, or to influence public policy in order to create a more just world. For more information on getting involved, please visit their blog at http://www.nwuujn.org/topics/view/5548de810cf2ab913fd7e70b/
Women’s Circle: The Women’s Circle meets on first Saturdays, from 10 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. in the Chrysalis bldg. This is a wonderful space for sharing and rejuvenating and your presence is of great value. All women are welcome. Contact Deva P., 310-622-3660, devaroo@gmail.com, or Marguerite C., 206-629-4311, divaroy@comcast.net.
Worship Planning: Many activities, including worship services, retreats, workshops, and creating new forms. Seasonal celebrations: solstice/equinox, Christmas, Easter, Good Friday. Opportunities to help with worship planning and to help lead Sunday Services. Rev. Kate Landis, 363-7994, minister@shorelineuu.org or Dianne C., 206-697-3418, carreri54@gmail.com
For more information about any church committees or programs, contact the church office at 206-363-7994, office@shorelineuu.org. Also consider subscribing to the weekly SUUC eBulletin, our free church community email. Email Laurie R., office@shorelineuu.org.