Save the Dates

Nov 23 - Service: Gratitude with Rev. Patti Pomerantz

Nov 30 - Service: The Jesus Between Christmas and Easter with the Rev. Emily Champagne.

Dec 7 - Service: The Goal of World Community with peace, liberty and justice for all with Myrna Clements

Dec 14 - Service: Final sermon in series with Rev. Joseph Santos Lyons - Be Not Afraid

Dec 21 - *** SERVICE TIME CHANGE*** Solstice Service begins at 6:30 P.M. (No A.M. service)

Dec 21 - Desserts only potluck immediately after evening Solstice Service.

Dec 24 - Hark the Hearld Angels Sing - Community Caroling and fruit soup potluck

Dec 26 - Service: A Time to Share - with Scott and Myrna Clements followed by All Fellowship Potluck.

Listen to "Your Sacred Story" by Rev. Joseph Lyons (Oct 5):

Listen to the Music
and Words of Labor

by Paul B & Rod K

See other audios here.
 

We are sanctioned as a Welcoming Congregation and we welcome you! Please come visit!

Welcome

Welcome and thank you for visiting. We welcome you, whoever you are, whatever your spiritual tradition, gender, race, sexual orientation, or age.

The Mid-Columbia Unitarian Universalist Fellowship is a lay-led, informal, liberal, religious community serving residents and visitors of the Columbia River Gorge. Our members and regularly visiting friends come from many regional areas in both Oregon and Washington state, including (but not limited to) Parkdale, Hood River, Mosier, The Dalles, White Salmon, Bingen, Dallesport, Carson, Stevenson and Murdock. We are a growing Fellowship and are always open to visitors at any time. Child care is provided for young children and there are religious education classes and faith development programs for youth and teenagers during the adult Sunday services.

  • We believe that personal experience, conscience and reason should be the final authorities in religion.
  • We affirm the worth of all people.
  • We celebrate and honor diversity in opinion, religious belief and life choices.
  • We seek to act as a moral force in the world believing that ethical living is the supreme witness of religion.
  • We know that our relationships with one another and among all people should be governed by justice, equity and compassion.
A UUA Associated Sunday Participating Congregation