Zelda Foxall has been a professional storyteller since 1995.  She is known for her portrayals of historically significant African American Women and how they have overcome tremendous odds of poverty, racism, sexism and ignorance to climb to the top of their respective fields or just step up boldly to change the way things were.  But for this presentation, Zelda will step forward to tell her own story of change.

7/13-Paper Airplanes: Use your curiosity to explore the gliding properties of different paper airplanes, indoors or outdoors.

Join us for our next Adult Education opportunity! All Squares Are Rectangles, Not All Rectangles Are Squares: A Brief Survey of the Pagan Religions’ Landscape

You may have many questions about Paganism and Earth-based religions. For example, have you ever wondered what the difference is between modern Pagans, Wiccans, Witches, Druids, & Heathens? What is a Discordian, or a Reconstructionist? Ever heard of Hoodoo, Voodou, Santería? Is it true that Pagans are Devil Worshippers; or that all are polytheists? Are Santa Muerte & Kali Death Goddesses?

The theme for the 29th annual Kitsap Pride Festival, Unite, reflects our mission to celebrate, support, and unite the LGBTQIA+ community in Kitsap County. In a world facing uncertainty, Unite serves as a call to come together, build connections, and stand in solidarity. We believe that by fostering unity, we strengthen not only our community but also the resilience and hope within us all. On July 19, 2025, we invite everyone to join us at the festival to embrace diversity, share joy and affirm that we are stronger together. Let’s celebrate who we are and the power of unity, because in uncertain times, coming together is more important than ever.”

All are welcome to join the Social Justice Committee on Sunday at 9 am. We'll be meeting in the Administration Building across the breezeway from the Sanctuary.

7/20 - Garden

Soulful Home is an ongoing parent group meeting the third Sunday of each month following the service. Parents are invited to bring a sack lunch for themselves and for their child(ren). Children will remain up in the Matan Building for childcare while parents meet to build community and explore the Soulful Home resources. Soulful Home is a program through Soul Matters that supports families as they explore the sacred in everyday spaces by providing materials to help parents integrate Unitarian Universalism into everyday home life. 

7/27-Blanket Forts: Use your imagination and creativity to create a blanket fort. How can you create a community?

8/3-Body Percussion: Use creativity to explore how to create music with slapping, clapping, stomping and other ways to use their body.

8/10-Junk Sculpture: Use your imagination and creativity to create unique sculptures with recycled items and duct tape.