Events for week of February 1, 2026

with Rev. Tracy Sprowls. Our worship this morning comes from the poem called Practice Gratitude by Steve Garnaas-Holmes: Hold your gratitude like a seashell in your hand, and rehearse it. Come to it new again…Each day add to the things you allow yourself to tumble into gratitude for, until you become grateful for everything,

Each week our kids gather to explore our world in light of our UU values. Pre-K/K friends will engage in guided exploration of various topics with their wonderful teachers, Sue Smith and Rocky Landers, downstairs in Room D.

Today: "Nurturing Gratitude" book presentation and activities. In services led by Rev. Tracy Sprowls, children remain in the Sanctuary until the Wisdom Lesson, then go downstairs to class. In multigenerational services, they stay for the entire service.

Today: "Gratitude in the Ordinary and How Gratitude Helps Us Notice the Small Things" In services led by Rev. Tracy Sprowls, kids remain in the Sanctuary until the Wisdom Lesson, then go to class. In multigenerational services, they stay for the entire service.

Our Fall congregational meeting during which members can vote. At this meeting, members will be voting on the new Mission and Vision. Additionally, 1st Sunday Plate Collection recipients for the Spring semester will be voted on. Nominate a 1st Sunday Plate recipient using this form by November 6.

For elementary ages, led by Karen Maynard.

Open to the public. Join Kelle Kersten on Zoom for a guided meditation during your lunch to center yourself for the coming week! Click here to join the Zoom meeting.

presented by SCFM Peace & Social Concerns Committee and PSU Students for Justice in Palestine. Come for learning, connection, food, worship sharing, collaborative artwork, and inspiration for constructive action - let's show our solidarity! Sign up here to attend/contribute: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C044DA9AB29A6FCC07-60098069-quaker#/

Please join this group of folks passionate about dancing to international folk music. Explore different cultures through music and dance.

On Zoom

with Linda Bryce. Inspired by the humorous New York Times bestseller of the same name, we’ll explore our beliefs and experiences around death and dying, aligning with November’s traditional focus on end-of-life themes.

Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) meeting. Open to any woman to walk in.

Performs for hymns and extra music during Sunday Services three times a month.

Please join this group of folks passionate about dancing to international folk music. Explore different cultures through music and dance.

The UUFCC Song Circle offers a fun, monthly opportunity to make music together with voices, guitars, banjos, ukuleles, drums, kazoos, etc. Anyone from the Fellowship or local community can join us to play, sing, or listen. We go around the circle with each person choosing the next song, either from our song-books or a song they brought to share. Contact Pam Short for more information.

The memorial service will be hybrid. Online attendees can use this link (Zoom) to watch. An obituary can be found here.