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A Wholehearted Journey

Today we celebrate the beginning of our journey with Rev. Dara, our new minister! We’ll explore this question: what can it mean to live “wholehearted” even in challenging times?All are welcome for this service of inquiry and hope. Please join us for a post-service “Meet & Greet” with Rev. Dara at 11:30a Rev. Dara Olandt, Minister with Jennifer … Continue reading A Wholehearted Journey

What Will We Harvest?

UUP services return! Join us for a live Zoom service, in which we will share with each other our hopes for this year. The beginning of August is Lammas or Lughnasadh on the pagan Wheel of the Year, a time for the first wheat harvest or, here in California, a time when gardens and trees … Continue reading What Will We Harvest?

UU San Mateo: Final stop on our tour of sibling congregations

Our Wisdom Stories Speakers: Bill Heavlin and Laura Mandaro This worship service explores the origin stories behind Unitarian Universalist principles 3, 4, and 5, which speak to how members of congregations should relate to one another. Their histories describe the collective spiritual journey of early Unitarian Universalism, and remain relevant today.

UU Congregation Marin Visit

Speaker: Rev. Marcus HartliefThis will be the third in our series of “virtual visits” to services offered by neighboring congregations over the course of the month of July, whose theme is “Community.” We hope you will attend and enjoy hearing from our sibling congregations! Zoom link: https://uuma.zoom.us/j/444532079 

General Assembly Sunday Morning Worship

Join the largest annual gathering of UUs joining in worship. The worship service will include a collection for the Tomaquag Museum, an indigenous museum featuring an extensive collection and archive of Southern New England tribal communities. Members of the public are welcome. Rev. Joan Javier-Duval Rev. Joan Javier-Duval is worship leader and will deliver the sermon at the 2020 General Assembly … Continue reading General Assembly Sunday Morning Worship

Conflagration: The Prospect of a Second American Civil War

Protests about institutionalized racism this summer have been compared to those of 1968. Dr. Buehrens heard his call to ministry then. As an historian, he would also compare them to the polarization in America over race going back to the 1850s, when both Unitarian minister Theodore Parker and Black abolitionist Frederick Douglass were calling for … Continue reading Conflagration: The Prospect of a Second American Civil War

enough.

In a society which so often focus on the need for more, for better, for the push to be extraordinary and to have and to experience extraordinary things, perhaps the path toward compassion for ourselves and others might be found in focusing instead on what is enough. We will send out the link to the viewing … Continue reading enough.