By Zoe Ann Lamp Have you ever wanted to have a conversation with someone at QUUF that goes deeper than coffee hour? That’s why I joined a Covenant Group. I like deep conversations and feel most comfortable in small groups. When I joined QUUF in 2015, I knew many people, but I wanted to really … Continue reading A Place for Deeper Connection

By Mike Morrisey When was the last time you were in a group where you were clearly heard and could deeply listen? Back in 2022, the UUA Magazine published an article titled “Thick Stories” that explores this question. In the opening paragraph it states, “There are few places in people’s lives where they are invited … Continue reading On Our need for Covenant Groups at QUUF

This is a reposting of the Monday Board Report that went out on July 27, 2026, as there were some key details that didn’t make it in when copied over.   Happy Summer to our beloved UU Fellowship! At our June 14 Annual Meeting, we joined hearts and minds for staff presentations, volunteer recognition, Board … Continue reading Monday Board Report 7/27/26

by Joanna Sanders As a records clerk in my day job, I value holding and organizing important documents. I hold onto my QUUF Membership Directory as a treasured document. It’s a 1997 version of Who’s Who at UU. One early memory I have of those days in the late 90s… before I knew that I … Continue reading I’ve Been a Member of QUUF Since about 1997

By Jane Hogue I give to QUUF because it is a place where my whole self is welcomed – my questions, my doubts, my hopes, and my convictions. At its best, our congregation embodies the living faith of Unitarian Universalism, a tradition rooted in freedom of belief, compassion in action, and a deep respect for … Continue reading Why I Give to Quimper Unitarian Universalist Fellowship

Guest Blog by Zoe Ann Lamp Growing up, every December my parents received a box of little envelopes for the weekly Sunday offering. Fifty two envelopes, plus a few extra for special holidays. My brother and I had our own boxes too. Each Sunday I loved finding the right envelope, placing my small donation inside, … Continue reading How Pledging Became A Spiritual Practice

Billy Frank Jr. Day By Amy Hepburn, Native Connections Action Group In honor of Billy Frank, Jr. Day in Washington State (March 9), I invite you to reflect on the life of this extraordinary leader. Though I grew up in New England knowing little about him, I now better understand his profound impact on Native … Continue reading Billy Frank Jr. Day

Guest blog by Rev. Dr. Sofia Betancourt, President of the UUA As Unitarian Universalists, our commitments to justice, equity, interdependence, and collective liberation call us to bold, transformative climate actions – as demonstrated by the ways our congregations are reimaging together in the many ways. The Rev. Dr. Sofía Betancourt, UUA President, urges all of … Continue reading UUA Statement on Climate Change