“Five hundred twenty-five thousand six hundred minutes. How do you measure, measure a year?” On the Sunday closest to January 1st, we’ll gather to share creative ways to mark the beginning of a new year. Rituals will include reflection upon the year that has just passed; letting go of regrets and pain; hope for the … Continue reading Seasons of Love
We gather to celebrate Christmas Eve with a candlelight service at 7:00 pm. Inspirational music by our own Linli Wang and our Starr King Choir will warm your heart and usher in the holiday spirit.
The Winter Solstice is a time to journey inward and reflect on the lessons, joys, and sorrows of the last year. It’s also a celebration of the light and darkness in each of us. Join us for a service of readings, songs, stillness, and ritual.
Join us for a delightful pageant featuring our Starr King SoUUlful Families in the role of shepherds, angels, sheep, and much, much more! Come prepared to enjoy a wonderful Holiday celebration and to sing along to your favorite Christmas carols.
Las Posadas is a Latin American Christmas tradition that has become a Starr King tradition over the years. As Unitarian Universalists, we stand on the side of love, justice, and human rights. By re-enacting Mary and Joseph’s perilous journey, we recommit ourselves to defending the rights of immigrants to flee from danger and seek refuge. … Continue reading Las Posadas
We gather in community to rekindle the light of hope for peace on earth, in our nation, and in our hearts. We gather seeking comfort to soften the losses we suffered this year. We gather to worship joyfully and tenderly with our Beloved Community. This Holiday Season, let joy and sorrow join in the fullness … Continue reading Seasons of Light
We gather to express our gratitude for all the blessings received during the year and to show our solidarity with South Hayward Parish. Our SoUUlful Families Ministry will be coordinating a food drive and will be reaching out to the congregation for food donations.
On November 11th we commemorate the cessation of hostilities on the Western Front of World War I. Around the world people celebrate Remembrance Day as a sign of respect for the 20 million people who died in World War I.
Join us as we process the results of the election. As a people of faith, we need to be in this for the long haul. Not just this week, but every week until we reach that time when “justice shall roll down like waters and peace like an ever-flowing stream.”
November 1st-Day of the Dead: We Remember Them. Join us as we gather to honor our dearly departed. This year our Starr King SoUUlful Families, with guidance from Lorie Miller and inspiration from creative volunteers, have created beautiful ofrendas/offerings to decorate their family altars.
