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Central Coast Unitarian Universalist Fellowship

Our 2025-26 program occurs each Sunday at 10:15 am.

A welcoming and liberal spiritual community in Lincoln County, Oregon, since 1984, Unitarian Universalism is a religion welcoming science and reason while honoring mystery and wonder.  Visitors Always Welcome.

9am: Small Group Discussion

Small Group Discussion on May theme Awakening Curiosity using our Soul Matters resources.
 

10:15am: Sunday Service: The Year to Save the Earth

About the Sunday Service: The Year to Save the Earth” – A Multimedia Experience by Jim Scott

Mixing powerful songs and hundreds of beautiful PowerPoint projected images, Jim Scott’s lyrical melodies and outspoken poetry take us from grieving to celebration, and from protest to positive vision for the planet. As well as hard reality, the program’s message is one of optimism with many invitations to join in the singing.

About the Presenter: Jim Scott

Prolific composer, and guitarist, Jim has played at more than 700 UU churches over four decades of travels and his songs are in the UU Hymnbooks (Gather the Spirit). Formerly a member of the Paul Winter Consort, Jim was the composer of their celebrated “Missa Gaia/Earth Mass” and sang their anthem song “Common Ground.” One of the originators of the UU Green Sanctuary program, Jim also compiled the Earth and Spirit Songbook, an anthology of 110 songs of Earth by many contemporary composers. He has toured the world, recorded nine CDs of original music and published a growing line of choral works. Jim was awarded an NEA grant to develop and present his multimedia concert “The Year to Save the Earth” in Worcester MA with band and chorus. He’s taking it on the road across the US.

 
 
 

Sunday,May17th:

NO Qi Gong

Be on the lookout for announcements about Summer Qi Gong on the Beach! 🌊🌊🌊
 

10:15am: CCUUF Annual Meeting and Brunch

This is our last Fellowship meeting before Summer Break and will also be a brunch! Please be sure to sign up for the Brunch Potluck via the “Virtual Clipboard” here. You can also see what folks are bringing here.

Annual Meeting Agenda:

  • Welcome New Members!
  • Determine Quorum (as of 5/3/26, quorum is 17 Members)
  • Approve 2025 Annual Meeting Minutes
  • Review 2026-27 Budget. (Please consider making a Pledge so we can plan for our Budget year)
  • Discuss Programming Ideas for 2026-2027
  • Discuss Committee Engagement and Support for Fellowship Operations
  • Vote on Leadership (Chair-Elect, Member-at-Large, Secretary, Treasurer)

If you are not currently a Member, but would like to vote during the Annual Member Meeting, you can sign up here: Membership form.

ATTENTION: STONE SOUP VOLUNTEERS!

We have 2 videos to watch. More info in the newsletter!

Volunteers who have contact with Stone Soup clients must annually review the Volunteer Brochure or watch the Oregon Food Bank (OFB) Civil Rights Video. Here is a link to the civil rights video, which is about 21 minutes long, is available at ofbportals.oregonfoodbank.org/home/trainings/fundamentals/civil_rights

Volunteers who handle food must annually watch the OFB Food Safety Video OR have a valid food handler card. The link to the food safety video, which is about 16 minutes long, is available at ofbportals.oregonfoodbank.org/home/trainings/fundamentals/food_safety

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For more information about our congregation, contact us by email
at ccuuf.programs@gmail.com.  Also, see the NUUsletter .
A calendar of our upcoming events is always found on this webpage www.ccuuf.org
Fellowship events will also be announced on our Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/CCUUF.org/

 

If you use PayPal, CCUUF can now receive your pledge$ via PayPal!  Please note that connecting you PayPal account to a credit card can result in a charge.  Consider connecting to a bank account instead.

In PayPal, use the Send button and type in CCUUF Treasurer or ccuuftreasurer@gmail.com or PayPal.me/CCUUF

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Our regular Sunday services are both in person and online.  To register for ZOOM meetings, go to https://zoom.us/meeting/register/    . 

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Additional Activities and Notes

Our Mailing Address, Website, Newsletter, & Donations:

–Donations. Checks may be made payable to “CCUUF” and placed in our donation box or mailed to: CCUUF Treasurer, P.O. Box 111, Newport, Oregon 97365. Receipts will be issued upon request or at the end of the year. For questions, contact info@ccuuf.org 
–Newsletter. To contribute activities or announcements to our email newsletter, please contact our newsletter editor CM at editor.ccuuf@gmail.com
–Emails. To add or remove your name from the email list for our Fellowship’s newsletters and our Google Groups, please contact CM at editor.ccuuf@gmail.com
–Welcoming Congregation. We are a Welcoming Congregation. All are equally welcome regardless of race, background, gender, or sexual orientation.
–Website. Our website is at www.CCUUF.org. For questions or comments concerning the website, contact the website administrator at ccuuf.org@gmail.com
–Facebook. Fellowship events will also be announced on our Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/CCUUF.org/  as well as posted on this website.

–Monthly meeting of the fellowship’s Board of Trustees is usually on the first Sunday of the month. Contact our board president at info@ccuuf.org for confirmation of location and of time.

–The monthly UU men’s breakfast is usually on the third Friday of the month in Newport at 9:30 am. This month it is Friday, July 23rd at the Pig ’N Pancake in Newport at 9:30am. Please RSVP to ccuuf.org@gmail.com.

–Oregon UU Voices for Justice.  Our congregation is a member of Oregon UU Voices for Justice. Contact or join Oregon UU voices on social issues at: http://www.uuvoicesoregon.org/.

–CCUUF recognized by the UUA as a “Welcoming Congregation.”   Since 2012 Central Coast  Unitarian Universalist Fellowship has been recognized by the Unitarian  Universalist Association of Congregations (UUA)  as a Welcoming Congregation.

 
 
 
 

Location: Visual Arts Center, second floor classroom and Zoom.