POCATELLO — On Sunday, the Unitarian Universalists welcome all to an annual gathering. The Pocatello UU Fellowship notes the passing summer as it embraces the coming seasons of learning, meaning-making and connection with each other and the wider community. This and all Pocatello Unitarian Universalist Sunday gatherings begin at 9:30 a.m. and run for about an hour. You can attend in person at the UU Meeting House, 426 W. Lewis in Pocatello, or online via Zoom at https://tinyurl.com/55a5xahe.

Unitarian Universalists honor and celebrate people for their differences as well as their common ground. The annual ingathering features a water ceremony, as its life-giving properties symbolize so much of the human experience. All friends are invited to consider what water has meant to them. Water is poured into a communal bowl as attendees are invited to share their stories.

Whether you have been a long-time member and familiar friend of the UUs, are seeking an inclusive community to join or would enjoy the opportunity to meet new people, you are welcome and wanted just as you are. Rev. Jenny Peek facilitates the program this year, with many voices participating.

Pocatello Unitarian Universalist Fellowship has a Share the Plate program. This is a free-will offering collected and given to designated recipient organizations from the wider community. This September, the offering will support Idaho Food Bank.