Summer Watering at ESUC
All are welcome to come help water the East Shore grounds during the hot, dry summer months!
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Events
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East Shore Unitarian Church 12700 SE 32nd Street, Bellevue, WA, United States
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Women’s Perspective Visit to Whidbey Island
Enjoy a summer visit to Whidbey Island led by Marcia Sill. We meet in the ESUC Lower Parking lot at 9:00 am and take carpools. We first visit the town of Langley, an artsy, walkable community overlooking the Saratoga Passage. We also have an opportunity to explore and to visit shops. From Langley we travel to Mutiny Sands in Freeland, known for its nice beach and gorgeous views of the Olympic Mountains where we walk along the beach. This is going to be a wonderful full-day summer event and we’re so hoping you can join us!
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Sacred Stiches
East Shore Unitarian Church 12700 SE 32nd Street, Bellevue, WA, United StatesAre you interested in participating in an arts & crafts group at ESUC? Do you have an unfinished project that you would like to finish while connecting with the community? Do you love to sew, quilt, knit, crochet, embroider, paint, do calligraphy, make jewelry, and more? Would you like to teach or learn these skills? Let’s get together to have fun doing all the things that bring us joy and an opportunity to distress and build community. All ages welcome!
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Screening: Grains of Sand
East Shore Unitarian Church 12700 SE 32nd Street, Bellevue, WA, United StatesGrains of Sand offers a counter-narrative to the marginalization and invisibility of older people in our society, particularly women, by affirming the importance and relevance of their work and life experiences. The film unpacks formative moments in their biographies, reflects on how they grappled with traditional societal expectations of women, and creates space for issues of aging usually ignored by society – such as fear of death, illness, and body pain.
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Mixtino Stew
East Shore Unitarian Church 12700 SE 32nd Street, Bellevue, WA, United StatesJoin ESUC Member Ed Borroff as he shares what he’s been thinking about these past few months.
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Children & Youth Summer Programs
East Shore Unitarian Church 12700 SE 32nd Street, Bellevue, WA, United StatesMost Sunday's this summer, children's classes are happening in the nursery and outside. We start right at the beginning of worship, rather than going to worship first. Meet in front of the Sanctuary for older kids. Younger kids can be dropped directly in the new nursery in the Administration Building. Unless previous arrangements have been made, children and youth are expected to either go to a Sunday program or remain with their parents in the service.
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Black Lives Matter Flash Stance: Kirkland
Kirkland - BLM Flash Stance 3rd St & Central Way, Kirkland, WA, United StatesJoin fellow UU activists for our Black Lives Matter Flash Stance in person in Kirkland at the NW corner of Peter Kirk Park next to the transit center.
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Art & Community Summer Camp 2026
East Shore Unitarian Church 12700 SE 32nd Street, Bellevue, WA, United StatesArt & Community Summer Camp 2026 invites children into a collaborative space centered on art, nature, and creativity. Summer is a time to play, imagine, build, and be together—and this camp offers space for children to grow in a supportive environment. Campers work on individual and shared projects and spend time together building friendships. We try out new ideas and learn from one another through a variety of activities, in the classroom and outdoors. We hope you’ll join us for both back-to-back weeks or choose just one week.
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Broken Hearts and Mosaic Healing
East Shore Unitarian Church 12700 SE 32nd Street, Bellevue, WA, United StatesWhen our hearts break – at the grief in our own life, at the state of the world, about losses and tragedies – we sometimes want to make the pieces the same as they were. But it doesn’t work. What if healing is making a mosaic with those beautiful colors and powerful shapes? What if the breaking is one thing but the healing is many things?
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Children & Youth Summer Programs
East Shore Unitarian Church 12700 SE 32nd Street, Bellevue, WA, United StatesMost Sunday's this summer, children's classes are happening in the nursery and outside. We start right at the beginning of worship, rather than going to worship first. Meet in front of the Sanctuary for older kids. Younger kids can be dropped directly in the new nursery in the Administration Building. Unless previous arrangements have been made, children and youth are expected to either go to a Sunday program or remain with their parents in the service.
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Millennial Meetup
Off Site WA, United StatesAre you a Millennial (born between 1981ish-1996ish)? Nicole Duff organizes a monthly outing right after worship in Factoria. This is just an opportunity to be social and get to know one another. If interested, please contact Nicole for more information or to join our Discord channel!
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Black Lives Matter Flash Stance: Bellevue
Bellevue - BLM Flash Stance Factoria Blvd SE & SE 36th St, Bellevue, WA, United StatesJoin fellow Church members and other UU Churches in solidarity after Church service for a Black Lives Matter Flash Stance in Factoria on the corner by Dacell’s Jewelers.
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CUUPS Celebration Days
East Shore Unitarian Church 12700 SE 32nd Street, Bellevue, WA, United StatesJoin the Salish Sea CUUPs team to celebrate the turning of the wheel of the year. We will celebrate each of the Sabbats with a ritual, craft, snack and fellowship. These will be family friendly events open to anyone wishing to connect more with the earth.
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ESUC @ The Mariners!
T-Mobile Park 1250 1st Ave S, Seattle, WA, United StatesJoin us as we have a fund afternoon at T-Mobile Park! All are invited to the Sunday, August 2 game at 1:10 p.m. as our AL West Champion Seattle Mariners take on the Minnesota Twins!
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Poetry Sunday & Book Communion
East Shore Unitarian Church 12700 SE 32nd Street, Bellevue, WA, United States“Poetry and spirituality are deeply intertwined, offering profound ways to explore, express, and nurture the human soul. Both practices focus on presence, mystery, and making sense of suffering, joy, and the transcendent. Reading and writing poetry can serve as a powerful form of meditation.”
Do you love poetry? Do you write your own? Have you been inspired by a particular poet? You are invited to share your favorite poem during the service. For the book communion, bring a book or two to share.
