Halloween Dance

Halloween Dance has been canceled due to lack of DJ and other considerations.

Soory to disappoint.  We are working on other social events in the future.

Crop Walk

Yakima’s 21st Annual Crop Walk will be Sunday Oct 11 at 2:00 Pm starting at La Casa Hogar, 106 S 6th St.. This will be Rainbow Cathedral’s 3rd year participating in the 5k walk. Money raised will go to Church World Services and La Casa Hogar. Join us in walking or support those who are using the following link:

http://www.churchworldservice.org/site/TR/CropWalks/General?px=1015764&pg=personal&fr_id=4393

Sunday School

Sunday School is being offered the 1st and 3rd Sunday of the month. The Seasons of the Spirit, a progressive Christian Curriculum, is geared for children 5 to 10 years old. Please join us.

Approve Referendum 71

Referendum 71, a referendum on Washington States Domestic partnership Law, will be on the ballot this year. To support domestic partnerships, vote Approve on the ballot. Visit www.wafst.org for more information.
A fundraiser for Approve 71 will be held in Yakima Friday October Ninth at 7:30 PM in the main sanctuary of the Unitarian Church, 225 N 2nd St. It will be a fun evening with entertainment and guest speakers. Free to the public.

More info about the event:

Charlene Strong, Commissioner with the Washington State Human Rights Commission is scheduled to be the guest speaker at a special “Approve 71 Free Concert” to be held at the Unitarian Universalist Church of Yakima, 225 N. 2^nd Street, Yakima, Friday, October 9, 2009 at 7:30 p.m..  This event is in support of Referendum 71 (the expansion of domestic partnership rights under House Bill 5688).  Commissioner Strong’s story is both compelling and touching and has been the subject of a documentary entitled “for my wife” –.a universal story about love, dignity and fighting for what is right – something that anyone, gay or straight, can relate to.  Commissioner Strong testified to the State Legislature during debate of House Bill 5688, a Bill that subsequently passed during the 2009 legislative session with strong bi-partisan support including that of Senator Curtis King and Representative Norm Johnson, both Yakima Republicans.  Referendum 71 has been endorsed by more than 200 organizations around the state of Washington, including major employers like Boeing and Microsoft.  This event is FREE and will include musical performances by Yakima’s own Okemah Fruit Tramps, singer/keyboardist Rob Sherwood, and “west side” singer Kelly Wright.  Refreshments will be served during a short intermission and donations will be accepted to support the Campaign to Approve Referendum 7.  If you have any questions about this event, please call 509-901-0868 or email rgs1958@hotmail.com.  For more information on the campaign, please visit www.approvereferendum71.org