Open Meditation: Wednesdays and Fridays – Zoom/Online
Zoom/OnlineTaking time for quiet meditation and sharing the intimacy of sitting in silence together can help sustain and ground us.
Taking time for quiet meditation and sharing the intimacy of sitting in silence together can help sustain and ground us.
Taking time for quiet meditation and sharing the intimacy of sitting in silence together can help sustain and ground us.
Registration is open! Let's venture to the beautiful San Bernardino National Forest near Big Bear — just 100 miles from 18th and Arizona — and refresh our spirits in the mountains.
SoulCollage® is a creative method of self-exploration through the intuitive construction of small collages.
Join us every 2nd and 4th Saturday evening from 7:00-8:30 pm for International Folk Dancing led by Sandy Helperin and Teri Hoffman.
Rev. Jeremiah Kalendae, preaching; Rev. Dr. Kikanza Nuri Robins, Worship Associate. Love is the heart of our faith. Our newly adopted Unitarian Universalist Values put Love into action. Join us as we explore ancient and contemporary wisdom on love in religious life and on the spiritual quest. Rabbi Shira Freidlin will join us in worship with some of the members of the Santa Monica Synagogue congregation. (This weekend is also our retreat at Camp de Benneville Pines.) Join us for worship in-person and online.
Join us under the shade structure after the service as we prepare brown bag lunches for our homeless neighbors.
Taking time for quiet meditation and sharing the intimacy of sitting in silence together can help sustain and ground us.
Taking time for quiet meditation and sharing the intimacy of sitting in silence together can help sustain and ground us.
Like a book club but with less to read! Facilitated by Tom Hamilton and Bronwen Jones.
The Men's Group offers the opportunity to participate in a provocative and stimulating discussion. We invite you to get to know us and experience UU perspectives in a meaningful way.
Rev. Dr. Kikanza Nuri-Robins, preaching; Cassie WInters, worship associate. It is considered good manners, in countries where more than one language is spoken, to greet your guests in their native language. The literal translation for Welcome in many languages is Good Coming. As we return from our summer sojourns, what are some ways that you might say Good Coming to our friends, new roommates, and our visitors? Join us for worship in-person and online.
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