Learning

“Some beliefs are like walled gardens. They encourage exclusiveness,
and the feeling of being especially privileged. Other beliefs are expansive
and lead the way into wider and deeper sympathies.

Some beliefs are like blinders, shutting off the power to choose one’s own direction. Other beliefs are like wide gateways opening wide vistas for exploration.

Some beliefs weaken a person’s selfhood. They blight the growth of resourcefulness. Other beliefs nurture self confidence and enrich the feeling of personal worth.

Some beliefs are rigid, like the body of death, impotent in a changing world. Other beliefs are pliable, like the young sapling, ever growing with the upward thrust of life.”

– Sophia Lyon Fahs, Leader in 19th & 20th Century Unitarian Religious Education

At Cascade UU Fellowship, we seek inspiration and understanding when we gather to learn together. We look for ways to honor each individual person’s journey to truth and understanding. We promote the exploration of spirituality, world religions, Unitarian Universalist History, and social justice. This religious exploration is done by all ages and led by lay leaders as well as our minister.