The church building will be closed until it is safe for us to gather again in person - but our hearts are open! We are staying connected. Please check your email for details on our weekly virtual service.
What does it mean for us to be committed at this time in our nation’s history, in this particular state, in this community of faith? What challenges are we prepared to face, what obstacles are we prepared to overcome, and what sacrifices are we prepared to make to uphold the values – social, religious, and democratic – that are most dear to us?… Read the rest
In 2020, the United States will approach the 400th anniversary of the much-mythologized encounter at Plymouth between colonists and those native to the land. Our Unitarian Universalist Faith calls us to change the national narrative around this anniversary and Columbus Day and instead honor Indigenous Peoples’ Day and the larger history of Indigenous people.… Read the rest
A National UU The Vote Worship Service with a special message from UUA President, Rev. Susan Frederick-Gray. This fall, the UU the Vote team is excited to invite all our Unitarian Universalist congregations and covenanting communities to participate in a special UU the Vote worship service, drawing together voices from across Unitarian Universalism as we ground together in our faith and roll up our sleeves to bring our values to the public square in the … Read the rest
On the Jewish Day of Atonement, the holiest of the faith’s Holy Days, we gather to reflect and pray. It is an opportunity to examine the heart, take inventory of the times when we have missed the mark, and ask for forgiveness. … Read the rest
We welcome guest speakers in solidarity with the Amah Mutsun Tribal Band to learn about a proposed sand and gravel mine that would devastate the sacred people, animal relatives, land, and lake of Juristac. Join us to learn more about Juristac and renew our commitment to nourish meaningful relationships with our indigenous neighbors.… Read the rest
