Beloved Conversations Virtual is an online course on anti-racism and anti-oppression from Meadville-Lombard Theological School, one of two Unitarian Universalist seminaries. It is open to everyone. Read what a few of our members say about their experiences in sessions held last year. Registration closes February 22 for the March to May.
Why Participate in Beloved Conversations? Read More »
On May 16, the Poor People’s Campaign will hold a major regional event in downtown Los Angeles. The FIA Peace & Social Justice Committee hopes that UUSM members and friends will join us.
Poor People’s Campaign in LA on May 16 – UUSM Carpool Info Read More »
On May 16, the Poor People’s Campaign will hold a major regional event in downtown Los Angeles. The FIA Peace & Social Justice Committee hopes that UUSM members and friends will join us.
Poor People’s Campaign Will Return to LA Read More »
The group is midway through our study and discussion of Karen Armstrong’s A History of God — and it has been a challenging journey! To be fair, the book is
Challenges and Rewards of “A History of God” Read More »
How and why have concepts of God changed over time and across cultures, yet remained resonant and important? How have the three great monotheistic religions — Judaism, Christianity and Islam
New Class for Adults: “A History of God” Read More »
The Rev. Dr. David Breeden asks us to consider how “Darwin’s dangerous idea” continues to challenge and inspire us. Join us at 3:00 this month for a lively discussion.
Darwin Day: A Declaration of Interdependence Read More »
The UUSM Faith In Action Commission is signatory to the Healthy LA Coalition, a network of more than 330 advocacy organizations, worker centers, labor unions, congregations, community groups, affordable housing
Healthy LA Coalition: Fighting to Keep People in their Homes During the Crisis Read More »
This winter, the Peace & Social Justice Committee offers another opportunity to read and discuss Dr. Ibram X Kendi’s “How to be an Antiracist.”
Let’s Keep Learning (and Practicing) “How to be an Antiracist” Read More »
The UU Humanist Association (on whose board I have been privileged to serve for the past several years) has just published the long-anticipated, latest issue of its semi-annual journal, Religious
News and a New Publication from the UU Humanist Association Read More »
As Faith in Action Committee members look ahead to fall and the new congregational year, with hope that we will all see each other again before too long, here’s some of what’s happening now and coming soon.
Faith In Action Roundup – Fall Pandemic Edition Read More »