Welcome to Kitsap Unitarian Universalist Fellowship (KUUF) where people from all over the Kitsap Peninsula region have gathered since 1950 to share liberal religious values and the common search for greater understanding that gives spiritual meaning to our lives. We come together for Sunday worship to learn, to participate in social and community action, to care for one another and enjoy our differences, and to nurture our children and youth through religious education.

We welcome and celebrate all adults, children and youth regardless of faith, creed, race, color, ethnic or national origin; sexual orientation, gender, or gender expression; age, mental or physical ability, economic status, or political affiliation. Ours is a vital and growing congregation, with many programs and activities to offer.

We hope you will find yourself at home - newcomers and visitors are always welcome!

We look forward to seeing you on Sunday!

 

 

NEWS & ANNOUNCMENTS

Monday
Apr292013

We're Hiring a Director of Religious Education

We're Hiring - KUUF is looking for a new Director of Religious Education.  Download the Job description here.

Saturday
Mar302013

We're Hiring a new CHILDCARE COORDINATOR

We're Hiring - KUUF is looking for a new CHILDCARE COORDINATOR.

More Information

Monday
Mar252013

An Introduction and Workshop on “Building Your Own Belief System”

FILLING IN THE BLANKS:

An Introduction and Workshop on “Building Your Own Belief System”

with Liz Huddle

Saturday, April 27, 10:00 am to 2:00 pm in the KUUF Sanctuary

Bring a brown bag lunch

To register:  please email dre@kuuf.org by April 25

The course asks, among many other things, are you a Humanist, a Theist, a Mystic, or Earth- Based believer?  What are your ethical standards?  Does art figure in the center of your life? And much more. 

Liz Huddle has been a professional theatre artist for over 40 years.  Her experience includes acting, directing, and producing.  She was the Artistic Director of Intiman Theatre in Seattle for a number of years and was also the Artistic Director for Portland Center Stage in Oregon.  Liz has been a UU for a little over ten years and now dedicates herself to Lay Ministry Sermons.  She is a founding member of the Peninsula UU Fellowship in Burley along with her husband Leif Bentsen.

Sunday
Jan272013

Circle Suppers

KUUF “Circle Suppers”—formerly Seven at Seven – to resume in March

Circle Suppers, where participants gather in small groups and share a meal together in one another’s homes, are a great way to socialize and meet new members and friends outside of church, and are a tradition in many UU congregations.  

This year KUUF suppers will be held on the 4th Saturday of designated months, and we are hoping to include families with children.  Our dates will be March 23, April 27, May 25, June 22, September 28, and October 26, 2013.  Newcomers always are welcome!

If you would like to participate, there is a form—located on the KUUF website under “Circle Suppers”-- that collects the details needed for scheduling.  Key information needed is how many guests you can host in your home, how many people in your party when you are a guest, and the dates you are available. 

Click for more informaion.

Saturday
Nov172012

A Chosen Faith

A Chosen Faith

Facilitated by Rev. Michael Walker

Biweekly beginning Wednesday, February 6 (last session May 1)

7:00 – 9:00 pm in the Elmore Room

$15.00 fee for the book

To register:  please email dre@kuuf.org by January 15

 

A 7-week discussion group facilitated by Rev. Mike of John Buehrens and Forrest Church’s book, A Chosen Faith.  A thoughtful reflection of Unitarian Universalism’s creedless theology, the seven principles and six sources, the book is a classic in UU literature.   UUA Moderator Denise Davidoff writes in the Preface: "If you are a Unitarian Universalist, this book can help you speak your faith. I promise that you will find it an exhilarating experience."