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  • Grief’s Silver Lining

    Most of us were raised to hide our emotions, but authentically feeling and expressing a range of emotions in a trusted community can be life affirming.  Daniel will introduce us to grief work and its benefits.

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New to East Shore?

What does it mean to be Unitarian Universalist? What makes East Shore different? We would love to have you visit on Sunday, all are welcome!

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Annual Salmon Bake: September 16

Annual Salmon Bake: September 16

The Annual ESUC Salmon Bake will be Sunday, September 16. This is a potluck, so bring a side dish or dessert to serve 6-8 to share.

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Trinkets & Treasures: August 23-25

Trinkets & Treasures: August 23-25

The 7th annual Trinkets & Treasures sale coming up this summer on August 24-25, with a “pre-sale” to East Shore members on August 23. Proceeds go to help teachers in Khasi Hills, India.

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Who Comes To East Shore

Our members come from Bellevue, Mercer Island, Seattle, Renton, Redmond, Issaquah, Snoqualmie, North Bend and other East King County communities.

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East Shore is a community which inspires me to be a better person. It encourages me to reflect and focus on the values that are important to me, the values that I tend to overlook in the everyday busy-ness of life. And it's made up of incredible people with whom I enjoy spending time and from whom I learn so much!

I come to East Shore to be with and learn from warm, wise, and witty people, to join in community and global action groups, to be moved and inspired by powerful services and wonderful music, and to keep growing my spirit and expanding my contributions.

I come to East Shore to be with warm and open hearted people, who care about the world and work to reach out and heal as many people both near and far as possible.

I come to East Shore because it reminds me of how to be in the world and to have hope.