


Rebuilding Infrastructure—Some Green; Some Not So Green
Climate change is one of the incoming Biden-Harris administration’s core priorities. Its plan for rebuilding infrastructure would eliminate carbon emissions from the national power grid by 2035, greatly expand the availability and use of electric vehicles plus... Read more...
Love & Justice Ministry—Land acknowledgement statement
We gather as guests of the Duwamish people on their traditional, unceded land that touches the shared waters of other Coast Salish tribes. We understand that their identity and richness of culture are deeply connected with the mountains, valleys, waterways and... Read more...
Sacred Earth Matters – Hydrogen Can Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Last month’s Church & Home piece focused on a Washington public utility district producing green or renewable hydrogen by 2021—and the use of hydrogen fuel cells in forklifts, delivery vans, semitrucks, and mass transit busses. This month, we take a look at... Read more...
UCUCC Custodians—Justice at work
While the building is closed, our custodians work hard every day (and sometimes night!) to make sure our building is clean and in good repair for the groups that continue to use the space for our Justice work. (CLCC, Trettin, UDYC and Teen Feed) Next time you see... Read more...
Called to Faithful Action: through the lens of art
As we have moved into our fall worship season, “Called to Faithful Action,” our online services have been enhanced by images depicting scenes of social justice. This preaching series encourages us to examine all the ways we are called to faithful action—in... Read more...
All Church Book Study: So You Want to Talk about Race?
The healing work regarding race is long overdue. Everyone can make a difference in fulfilling our church’s commitment to be a Racial Justice Church. We at UCUCC have a way to go and it requires learning. Some of that learning will happen in reading and conversation... Read more...