Pocatello UU Fellowship

Upcoming Events

October 8 - 10

MOUNTAIN DESERT DISTRICT CONFERENCE in Ogden. See Below.

Welcoming Congregation Committee

The Welcoming Congregation Committee is forming a Fellowship Circle for the purpose of exploring BGLT issues within the context of religion and spirituality. The Fellowship Circle is one component in PUUF's goal to be recognized by the UUA as a Welcoming Congregation by the end of 2011. If you are interested in being a part of the Fellowship Circle, contact Diana Painter at WelcomingCircle@PocatelloUU.org
There will be additional activities over the next two years involving the entire congregation, including workshops and Sunday services, that will address this topic.

Adult Religious Exploration - ARE

ARE meetings are open to all. Jump to the Adult RE page on this website for information on topics and presenters. Send an email to are@pocatellouu.org for more information.

2010 Mountain Desert District Conference

This year the Mountain Desert District conference will be held in Ogden, Utah Friday, October 8 - Sunday, October 10. The Utah/Idaho cluster of congregations, consisting of the churches in Salt lake City, Logan, Ogden, Idaho Falls, and Pocatello, is responsible for the planning of the conference. Ann Spatola of Ogden is taking the lead as coordinator for the conference. If you are interested in helping out, you can contact Anne directly. Her contact info is in the February newsletter.

The mission of the UUA Districts is to serve as a resource for local congregations and to help extend Unitarian Universalist influence in the larger community. There are nineteen Districts of the Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA) in North America. The MDD, geographically the largest district in the UUA, spans eight states: Montana, Wyoming, Colorado, Utah, New Mexico with congregations in eastern Idaho (2), west Texas (1) and western Nebraska (1) and has 46 congregations. (The Massachusetts Bay District in the eastern region of Massachusetts has 55 congregations.)

As you might imagine organizing a yearly conference for a district that is bounded by the Canadian and Mexican borders presents special challenges. MANY helping hands are needed.

See Our Newsletter for more Information

Select the following link to see the online version of our latest newsletter in pdf format (<500K) www.pocatellouu.org/images/newsletter.pdf

More ways to stay informed

Printed Newsletter: If you are interested in learning more about PUUF, you can get our monthly newsletter, containing information about upcoming events as well as articles by our members. Come to our next Service, or e-mail the PUUF office at newsletter@pocatellouu.org to ask to receive the newsletter.

To submit information for publication, e-mail newsletter@pocatellouu.org or call Irene. The deadline is always the 25th of the month.
E-mail Announcements: PUUF has an e-mail announcement list. If you'd like to get more-or-less weekly announcements from PUUF (with no discussion or junk mail), e-mail office@pocatellouu.org to add your name to the e-mail announcements list.