For security purposes and for the safety of everyone including our children, the front door does lock approximately 15 minutes after the beginning of our service.
Writer, historian, and activist Rebecca Solnit writes that “We are our stories, stories that can be both prison and the crowbar to break out of that prison.” Stories we create do, indeed, constrict or liberate our spirit, especially when they involve parents and parenting. On Father’s Day 2025, we’ll hear Fellowship members’ narratives about their … Continue reading Stories about Fathers and Fathering: Pathways to Spiritual Freedom
There will not be a regular service at TPUUF on Sunday June 8th. Instead, this Sunday is our Annual Congregational Picnic at Linda and Preston’s home beginning at 11:30. Everyone is welcome for a time of food, fun, and games–rain or shine! If you need directions or have any questions, let us know. We hope … Continue reading TPUUF Annual Congregational Picinic
Eighteen Years of Welcoming Congregation – One Step Forward; Two Steps Back Eighteen years ago, we went through the process of becoming a Welcoming Congregation. Recent events are attempting to reverse the significant progress that has been made in our country. Bring your thoughts and feelings; let’s talk about i
