Daves’ Affinity Group

Book Discussion Group

The Book Discussion Group meets the first Monday of the month at 7:30 for a lively talk about their reading. Books are chosen by member consensus – both fiction and nonfiction, usually current but not always. 

Read the Book Group page for more information.

Contact: Kaye Bonney or Leslie Vallerga

Men’s Group

This long-running covenant group helps support members and friends in the congregation who identify as male. A seat is always open at all covenant groups, please contact the coordinator to find out more. Usually meets 1st & 3rd Tuesdays of the month.

Contact: Orrin Cross

Women & Religion

Members of our community are active in this related local UU organization. It is a great way to connect with other women from around the Pacific Central District of the Unitarian Universalist Association.

Mission Statement: Unitarian Universalist Women & Religion is dedicated to freeing ourselves, others, and the Earth from traditional, historical, and contemporary oppressive and patriarchal systems. We continue to work together to implement the 1977 UUA Women & Religion Resolution, which calls us to examine and put aside sexist assumptions, attitudes, and language. We extend that work by learning anti-oppressive attitudes, languages, and behaviors.

Vision Statement: Women & Religion nurtures and empowers women to share wisdom and responsibility for our lives, our denomination and our world.  As we hear and appreciate each others’ truths, we grow in love and laughter, spirituality and joy.  We remember our foremothers and tell our stories.  We are dedicated to the liberation of all persons from attitudes of domination and subordination. We will be visible. We will be heard.  We will make a difference.

We have a wonderful retreat each spring – check here for details on the next one!
http://womenandreligionpcd.org

Contact: Bev Morgan

Spiritual Autobiography Writing Groups 

These covenanted writing groups meet monthly at members’ homes to share written reflections on topics of the members’ choosing. The groups are ongoing. There are two ways to join a spiritual autobiography writing group: you can attend a 4-week class offered annually at UUFRC from which a new group is formed, or you can join an existing group that has openings.

Contact: Please contact Beth Harrison for more information.