Four Horsemen is a 2012 British documentary film directed by Ross Ashcroft. The film criticises the system of fractional reserve banking, debt-based economy and political lobbying by banks, which it regards as a serious threat to Western civilisation. Noam Chomsky, Joseph Stiglitz, and 21 other leading thinkers discuss how the world works and talk about solutions to the failed systems that relegate billions to poverty and insecurity.

Art in its many forms – painting, sculpture, music, literature – enriches our lives with its beauty, creativity, surprise and amazement. The arts are unique to the human experience, communicating complex emotions and concepts through the eyes of artists who offer deeper understanding of the world around us. They offer ways of knowing, of making meaning, and of connecting with others.

This week, we are exploring the challenge of resisting the unhealthy parts of social media.

In the West Salish/Puget Sound Region, over 18,000 immigrants are striving to become productive, contributing members of the community. They face bewildering challenges – from learning English to finding work, from accessing healthcare to finding educational opportunities and legal aid. Kitsap Immigrant Assistance Center (KIAC) is the only organization in this region dedicated to assisting immigrants in meeting these challenges. KIAC is a 501(c)(3) founded in 2004.

Honest, accurate information about sexuality changes lives. It dismantles stereotypes and assumptions, builds self-acceptance and self-esteem, fosters healthy relationships, improves decision making, and has the potential to save lives.

ENLIGHTEN presents Stephen Ladd. He will talk about his new book, Adventurer's Guide. His latest book adopts an adventurous philosophy, covering a myriad of topics such as wanderlust, curiosity, discipline, minimalism, as well as intensity of experience.

In January we will be hosting two meetings on Sunday, January 18. One will be before the worship service and start at 9:15 am. The other will be after the worship service and start at 11:45 am. Both meetings will have the same agenda so you can pick the one which is most convenient for you.

How do we hold the bittersweetness of life in all its beauty and pain? “Days of honey, days of onion,” as an Arabic proverb puts it. Come join us as we explore the spiritual practice of ritual and renewal as a healing balm in troubled times.

This week, we are exploring the challenge of resisting racism, lifting up our UU value of justice.

Are you new to KUUF and wonder what Unitarian Universalism is all about? Do you want to know more about this Fellowship? Do you want to know how and when to become a member and what that means for you? If you have questions about KUUF, this is the time and place to ask them!