Upcoming Worship Services
All of our services are Multi-Platform and you have the option of attending either In-Person or on Zoom.
In person we meet for worship at the Community for Positive Aging, 1820 NE 40th Ave., Portland, OR.
Every worship service is streamed online on Zoom.
Click here to join our service on Zoom
Meeting ID: 275 194 110
Phone In: (669) 900-6833
Wy’east UU is a shared ministry. Our quarter-time minister, Rev. Leslie Becknell Marx, leads one service most months and also often contributes elements to one other service each month. Our lay-leadership collaborates to bring a variety of guest ministers, other speakers and special programs on the remaining Sundays. These include regular appearances by Guest Minister Rev. Stephani Skalak with her focus on Personal Spiritual Practice, as well as a series of speakers and special collections related to our Social Justice focus for the year “We are Stronger Together.”
In months when there are 5 Sundays, which happens 4 or 5 times each year, we will typically gather for a service project rather than a worship service.
A Hero's Heart - Rev. Stephani Skalak
In honor of Martin Luther King Day, please join us for a thoughtful discussion of heroes through the ages: What makes a person heroic? Who are our personal heroes? What does heroism look like in ourselves and in our communities?
This is our monthly spiritual practice service with Guest Minister Rev. Stephani Skalak
"Radical Hospitality, Radical Joy” Beth Madsen Bradford, Rahab's Sisters
Rahab's Sisters' Development Director, Beth Madsen Bradford, will join Wy'east Unitarian on Sunday, January 25, to talk about radical hospitality, community building, and the healing power of connection.
Rahab's Sisters is a low-barrier day shelter and service hub welcoming women, trans, and nonbinary folks near 82nd Avenue in the Montavilla neighborhood. Beth Madsen Bradford is the Development Director at Rahab's Sisters. She has worked in the nonprofit sector for more than a decade, specializing in organizations dedicated to collaboration, community, and empowerment.
Special Collection: Rose Haven