Life, my life and your life, is about so much more than money. What makes you feel more alive and what gives your life purpose and meaning? Does how we use what money we have reflect our deepest values? This Sunday is also the kick off … read more.
Why do people come to services on Sundays? Why do they want to be part of a religious community rather than a secular organization? Our members are diverse and have many individual reasons for being part of UUP, but what holds us together? Why do we … read more.
Each week we affirm together that “Love is the Doctrine of this church.” Love is, of course much more than the sweet sentiments often expressed in Valentines Day cards. What is the love that our faith demands of us? How do we practice this love … read more.
What is Unitarian Universalism all about? Is it really a “believe whatever you want” religion? Our seven principles are excellent guides for living and for working toward a better world, but our six sources are what really give the power to our faith. … read more.
On this Sunday closest to Martin Luther King Day, we will reflect on his legacy and what it means for us today. Can we hold onto his vision of Beloved Community? How important are our dreams of a better world? What can we do to keep … read more.
We will sing carols and celebrate, lighting candles to keep hope alive. All ages are welcome.
Reverend Theresa Novak, Speaker; KC Gearney, Worship Associate; Jesus Contreras, Music Director; Suzanne Kimmel, Director of Religious Education
5:00 PM 825 Middlefield Drive, Petaluma
Unitarians and Universalists were responsible for many of the Christmas traditions that we celebrate today. Learn some history, sing some carols, and celebrate the holiday we helped create. All ages are welcome for the entire service. Nursery care will also be available.
Reverend Theresa Novak, Speaker; David Dodd, … read more.
Different sized congregations have different characteristics. There are benefits and drawbacks to every size from small family sized congregations of 50 or so to those with 100+ members. As we journey together in planning UUP’s future, we will explore what will be gained and what might be lost … read more.
Modern culture teaches us to be dissatisfied with our lives and the way the world is going. We are taught to always want more and that what we have is never enough. How can we develop a habit of gratitude that might bring us some … read more.
NOTE: first day of Standard Time…set your clock back one hour Saturday night!
Unitarian Universalism’s fifth principle is “The right of conscience and the use of the democratic process within our congregations and in society at large. How do we do that in a world where politics … read more.
