We will hold a dessert pot luck on Sunday, Feb 13th after service. Please feel free to bring your favorite dessert, or chocolate treat to share.

Have you noticed the new carpets in the Fellowship Hall? In continuing to work with our Green Sanctuary theme, these rugs are special.  They are  called “Mad Mats” and are made completely of recycled plastic.  The soft tubular threads do  not absorb dirt or stains of any kind.  Debris and food stains are easily rinsed away … Continue reading Update On Your Church Building

If you’re interested in learning more about Unitarian Universalism, please plan on attending our next informational meeting on Sunday, February 6. Meet in the sanctuary after worship for a 20 minute informational meeting led by Sharon Wylie, our intern minister.

All of us experience loss in our lives, and it comes with grief. This class led by Rev. Katie Kandarian-Morris will focus on dealing with loss and grief and will provide tools for helping with others’ grief. The class will be held February 27 from 12:15 to 2 pm. Please call the church office during … Continue reading Register for “Dealing with Grief and Loss”

“Parents as Resident Theologians” is a two-part course taught by Rev. Katie Kandarian Morris and intern minister Sharon Wylie on January 22 and February 5. They will help parents explore ways of talking to their children about religious and spiritual issues. Childcare will be provided. The classes will be held from 10:00am to noon in … Continue reading Register today for “Parents as Resident Theologians”

Every two years, Alameda County has the opportunity to affect the amount of money that comes to our county for homeless services by documenting the extent of homelessness in our county through a point-in-time count of unsheltered homeless persons.  This is a massive effort requiring hundreds of caring volunteers who are willing to donate 3-4 … Continue reading Help Count Unsheltered Homeless Persons

One of the ways that racism affects us is by shaping our identity. This is true for white people, not just people of color. This curriculum is designed to help Unitarian Universalists, particularly white people, interested in exploring the complex history of white identity. This six-session course will be led by Sharon Wylie, intern minister, with … Continue reading Register today for “Examining Whiteness” class

Organized by Diverse and Revolutionary Unitarian Universalist Multicultural Ministries (DRUMM) Sustenance for the Journey: Growing Spiritually Centered, Culturally Affirming Communities of Healing and Liberation Diverse and Revolutionary Unitarian Universalist Multicultural Ministries is one of the organizations for people of color/Latina/Latino within Unitarian Universalism. We come together to share our hopes and express our concerns at this critical juncture in … Continue reading Jan. 14-16 West Coast Gathering for UU People of Color