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Organization Chart The organization chart was approved by the Board of Directors on 06/12/07. |
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Oscar Brown Jr. - Brown Baby (Jyvonne Haskin and Chloe Vaught) |
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Our $10,000 Match Is Extended Until Monday, May 4!
You still have time on an urgent opportunity to double the impact of your 2020 pledge. The deadline is extended until May 4. Generous UUSM donors are matching all new 2020 pledges dollar-for-dollar for a very limited time.
If you have not made your 2020 pledge, will you please do it right now so you can make your support go farther?
Email church administrator Nurit Gordon at admin@uusm.org or scroll down for more information.
I hope you are staying safe and that I’ll see you Sunday for worship on our Facebook page!
Sincerely,
Jacki Weber
President
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Our 7 Unitarian Universalist Principles
Our liberal faith affirms and promotes 7 Principles that we hold as strong values and moral guides. Join us as we explore the history, meaning, and application of these liberal religious principles to our lives right now.
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Our Beloved Dead (Intergenerational Online Service)
Note: Setting our clocks back as Daylight Savings ends
All Hallows and Día de los Muertos arrives in this season of spirits. All around the globe, this is a time for honoring our ancestors and communing with our beloved dead. Many traditions teach this period is when the veil separating worlds is at its thinnest. Join us for this special service as we explore this convergence of holidays and the meaning of death in the midst of life.
As we prepare to create our annual ofrenda (offering altar) for “Our Beloved Dead” service, you are invited to bring pictures, mementos, marigold flowers, fruit, or other offerings to be placed on the ofrenda in the sanctuary. To include items in the service, you can drop them off on Thursday, October 29, from 10 am to 4 pm. You may want to call ahead to let the church staff know you’re coming to drop the items off. Please be sure to wear a mask, practice social distancing, and label anything you would like to pick up next week. Tel.310-829-5436 ext. 102 or 101.
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Our Bright Flame (Online Service)
We’ve managed to thrive as a community as we lived into our liberal religious mission in the world this church year. This morning we will celebrate the many accomplishments of the past nine months as we prepare for a period of slowing down, rest, and restoration in July and August. Come celebrate this church year and explore what our bright future holds.
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Our Brightly Burning Flame (Online Service)
Join us as we reflect on a year of liberal ministry during a global pandemic, celebrate our many members who gave of themselves to our Beloved Community, and prepare for the unique challenges and exciting opportunities of the new church year!
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Our Christian Heritage Unitarian Universalism is rooted in Christianity. Our predecessors embraced some Christian values and rejected others, leaving us a heritage that remains relevant even today. |
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Our Connections Make Us Whole - All RE Service (Summer Schedule Begins - One Service at 10 a.m.)
What defines us and makes us who we are?
When we bring our whole selves together in a shared community we different perspectives, pasts, diversity and vision. In doing so we are able to create something special- a loving community that is whole because of its many parts.
This service will include our annual bridging ceremony and volunteer recognition.Come help us celebrate and recommit to Religious Education at UUCCSM"
One service at 10 am...then please stay to join in our 93rd Annual Congregational Meeting.
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Our Democracy and Bylaws Our congregation is a democratic institution, and how we practice democracy as a beloved community is defined by our bylaws, covenants, and liberal religious values. Our Bylaws Refresh Task Force worked diligently to draft proposed bylaws for consideration at the next Special Meeting of the Congregation. Come learn more about this important developmental ministry work and our liberal religious commitment to democracy. |
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Our Divine Covenants We live in a world of covenants—both temporal and divine. Some are not honored, while others stand the great test of time. These sacred agreements are central to liberal religious identity and the promises we make to each other. How might covenant help us to navigate a world of so much brokenness and invite new possibilities for restoration, healing, and wholeness? |