Tahoma UUC | Tacoma, WA

On Friday, February 6, Inlaws & Outlaws will screen at Tahoma Unitarian Universalists Congregation in Tacoma, Washington. The screening is part of the congregation's First Friday Film Forum where films with a social justice or spiritual theme are followed by a guided discussion.

When: Friday, February 6, 2009 at 6 pm
Where: Tahoma UUC, 1115 South 56th Street, Tacoma
How: Open to all!

About Tahoma Unitarian Universalists Congregation:

"All are welcome in our congregation. Services are Sunday mornings at 10:30 am, lasting about an hour. An outstanding religious exploration program coincides for children, and babysitting is available for little ones.

We are an open-minded, liberal faith community in the humanist tradition that encourages each of our members to seek his or her own spiritual path. Whether you come from a Judeo-Christian tradition, or are more interested in Eastern religions, or paganism, or are agnostic or atheist you will be comfortable in our midst. We nurture each other as we pursue our individual spiritual journeys and work together to put faith into action to protect our planet and make our communities and our world a better, more peaceful place to live.

Our congregation is diverse. People of all ages, economic circumstances, color, nationality, and sexual orientation are welcome. TUUC is officially designated by the Unitarian Universalist Association as a Welcoming Congregation, which means that we have formally committed to affirming, welcoming, and celebrating gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender individuals and couples within our church family."

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