Upcoming Services

Unitarian Universalist services are similar to most other churches. There are readings and hymns, often live instrumental or choral music. There is a time for people to share significant events in their lives. There is usually a story for children early in the service, before they leave the sanctuary for their classes downstairs. Unless otherwise noted all services and children's religious education programs occur on Sunday at 10:30am. Child care is available.

You are welcome here, to visit and to explore with us. At the end of most services, we hold an open discussion with the speaker. Then we break for coffee and more conversation. We look forward to meeting you and invite you to help us shape our liberal religious community.

2 April
Reverend Amanda Aikman
Befriending Our Sacredness
Everyone is an artist. Art as meditation is a primary form of prayer for releasing our images and empowering the community and each of us. Art finds its fulfillment in ritual, the community’s art. A service of Dedication of Children will help us celebrate the coming of spring!

9 April
Warren Jessop
The Tao of Looney Tunes
The epistemological question for consideration this morning is....eh, what's up, Doc? In its classiest setting it was sung to the tune of Siegfried's Horn Call:

"O mighty warrior of great fighting stock
Might I enquire to ask, eh, what's up Doc?"
-Bugs Bunny, What's Opera, Doc?, 1957

16 April
Reverend Amanda Aikman
Oh, Freedom!
For Easter Sunday, the Northlake Choir presents a program of spirituals, and Rev. Aikman will lead us in a celebration of liberation – political, personal, spiritual and physical.

23 April
Nathan Everett
Blue Highways of Religion
Are you on an Interstate in your religious beliefs? Taking a hint from William Least Heat-Moon’s 1980s book “Blue Highways” we’ll explore some of the scenic side trips in religion and how refreshing it can be to be off the main route.

30 April
Doreen Marchione, Executive Director, Hopelink
Our Role in Addressing Poverty
Doreen Marchione will share what she sees as the role of the Faith Community in addressing poverty in East King County. Her talk will focus on how Hopelink has been helping people and changing lives for 35 years, and how the Faith Community has been a partner with Hopelink in this effort.

2 April Reverend Amanda Aikman	Befriending Our Sacredness Everyone is an artist. Art as meditation is a primary form of prayer for releasing our images and empowering the community and each of us. Art finds its fulfillment in ritual, the community’s art. A service of Dedication of Children will help us celebrate the coming of spring!
9 April Warren Jessop	The Tao of Looney Tunes The epistemological question for consideration this morning is....eh, what's up, Doc? In its classiest setting it was sung to the tune of Siegfried's Horn Call: "O mighty warrior of great fighting stock Might I enquire to ask, eh, what's up Doc?" -Bugs Bunny, What's Opera, Doc?, 1957
16 April Reverend Amanda Aikman	Oh, Freedom! For Easter Sunday, the Northlake Choir presents a program of spirituals, and Rev. Aikman will lead us in a celebration of liberation – political, personal, spiritual and physical.
23 April Nathan Everett	Blue Highways of Religion Are you on an Interstate in your religious beliefs? Taking a hint from William Least Heat-Moon’s 1980s book “Blue Highways” we’ll explore some of the scenic side trips in religion and how refreshing it can be to be off the main route.
30 April Doreen Marchione, Executive Director, Hopelink	Our Role in Addressing Poverty Doreen Marchione will share what she sees as the role of the Faith Community in addressing poverty in East King County. Her talk will focus on how Hopelink has been helping people and changing lives for 35 years, and how the Faith Community has been a partner with Hopelink in this effort.