We, the Unitarian Universalists of Petaluma (”UUP”), are a community of religiously liberal people who gather on a weekly basis to share our values in a Sunday service setting, and who work (and play!) together to establish an atmosphere of principled seeking and ethical living on a day-to-day basis.

We meet at 10:30am on Sundays at the Woman’s Club at 518 B St in Petaluma, CA. Click here for directions. Please read through the upcoming services below or read through our past services to get an idea of what to expect if you visit us on a Sunday. Also please explore our photo gallery to see what we’re doing in the community and beyond.

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March 14, 2010, 10:30am
Soul-Searching in the Material World
Rev. Chris Schriner
Today our speaker will conclude his sermon series on brain science and spirituality. He will discuss the way the brain creates what we take as reality, and show how we can “play with our thinkertoys” to become happier and more productive. Dr. Schriner will also talk about neurotheology — the relationship between ourselves, our brains, and God (or a higher self).
Chris Schriner is Minister Emeritus at Mission Peak Unitarian Universalist Congregation in Fremont.

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Life in Balance: Living in the Moment Through the Labyrinth

Guest Facilitator: Marty Hoffman
Worship Leader: Jodi Boyle

At this time of the vernal equinox, night and day, dark and light hang for a moment in balance. Led by facilitator Marty Hoffman, we will devote this service to a community labyrinth walk, using the labyrinth as a tool to help us grow in consciousness of inner balance and deepen our experience of the sacred present.

Please note that the children will be laying and walking their own labyrinth as part of the Religious Education program and that both labyrinth walks will likely extend to 11:45.