Santa Monica Airport is scheduled to close in 2028. UUSM’s Green Living Committee has endorsed the Cloverfield Commons proposal for affordable housing and a substantial public park.
Several UUSM members joined hundreds of scientific researchers in front of the Federal Building on Wilshire to Stand Up for Science on March 7. Member Jennifer Silvers was a speaker.
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Reimagine Together: From an Extractive Age to a New Era, coordinated by the Green Living Committee, is a UUA-wide program designed to get all parts of our church community mobilized for meaningful Climate Action.
UUSM Plans Climate Justice Revival September 28-29 Read More »
On June 30, UUSM celebrated the completion of the Arizona Lobby renovation project. Board Vice President Vilma Ortiz cut the ribbon connecting Forbes Hall with the lobby and Rev. Jeremiah
Official Ribbon Cutting Opens Arizona Lobby Entrance Read More »
The installation of solar panels at UUSM is the latest in a series of upgrades aimed at making the church more sustainable.
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UUSM members are elated to finally add renewable energy generation to their 1930s campus at Arizona and 18th. It will save the church approximately $200/month in electric bills.
UUSM is Going Solar! Read More »
The lovely tall succulents around our campus are Blue Flame Agaves. Many were planted in 2008 when we landscaped the courtyard, though they have been thinned out as they grew.
Towering Succulents in our Church Courtyard Read More »
Community Services Unlimited (CSU), a non-profit providing healthy food options to South LA, has been facing challenges during the “safer at home” order in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. UUSM
Faith in Action: Helping Feed a Community in Need Read More »
The Green Living Committee and children in the Religious Exploration program took an August 18 field trip to the Paul Robeson Community Wellness Center.
Exploring Healthy Food in South LA Read More »