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Small Group Ministry Sunday Sign up for Small Group Minsitry today! Turn in registration forms for Small Group Ministry at the Lifespan RE table in Forbes after each service...or drop your form in the Small Group Ministry mailbox in the church office. |
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Small Group Ministry Sunday Sign up for Small Group Minsitry today! Turn in registration forms for Small Group Ministry at the Lifespan RE table in Forbes after each service...or drop your form in the Small Group Ministry mailbox in the church office. |
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Smile (C. Chaplin) - Jyvonne Haskin |
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So Much More . . . We kick off our annual pledge drive with Terry Sweetser, Senior Advisor to the President of the Unitarian Universalist Association. He writes, We often say, 'Things aren't what they seem,' and conclude the sentence with 'they are so much less.' The teachings of both our Unitarian and Universalist forebears are exactly the opposite. In fact, to live the lives we wish we could, our faith challenges us to find the fullness in the wonder of life. To celebrate your wonderful congregation a service that urges us to imagine that things aren't just what they seem, they are so much more. Music Sara Andon, flute |
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SoCal UU Choir Festival 2019 - offsite 4-6pm at the Neighborhood Church in Pasadena Performance will feature the choirs of UU Los Angeles, Studio City, Long Beach, Santa Monica, the Neighborhood Church, and others. Contact Saunder Choi at music@uusm.org for more information
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Social Hour There is a coffee/social period after each service, in Forbes Hall at the back of the church. All members, friends and visitors are welcome - please come enjoy our hospitality, chat with our members and introduce yourself. You'll also find official greeters there, and several volunteers wearing "Ask Me" buttons, who can answer all your questions about our church. |
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Social Justice as a Spiritual Practice" When Martin Luther King described the task of the civil rights movement as the challenge to hew a stone of hope out of a mountain of despair, his rhetorical genius spoke not only to the magnitude of the undertaking but also to the spiritual dimension in which hope would appear in the midst of (indeed, be made out of the same stuff as) despair. The most effective movements for social justice require not only organizational skills and techniques, but a solid grounding in a religious understanding of the source of power for change. There?s more to social action than clipboards, banners and mailing lists. |
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Social Justice Sunday
Social justice Sunday the 28th presents ARRF ( animal rescue and rights festival) featuring the dawgsquad animal rescue ( www.dawgsquad.org) a 501c3 organization that helps homeless and neglected animals in LA. We will also have vegan human eatable dog treat factory and more during coffee hour. Contact Geoff Lee with any questions. |
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Social Justice Through Faith-Based Organizing Consuelo Valdez is Director and Claudia Martinon and Rita Chairez are staff of Comunidad En Movimiento, a program of Proyecto Pastoral at Dolores Mission. It aims to prepare resident leaders to voice concerns effectively in the Latino immigrant community using the Christian Base Community organizing model. |
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Solo Cello Recital Young cellist Evan Kahn will play Bach, Elgar, Piatti & Popper. Evan has played at the Rudolfinum in Prague, Lincoln Center and Disney Hall, and has begun to play solo cello on film scores. Evan is in his senior year at Santa Monica High. Admisstion is free. For more information, contact Bronwen Jones. |
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Solstice Vesper Service Through readings, chant, candlelighting, and sacred silence, we will mark the longest night of the year. Hosted by Rima Snyder, Judith Martin-Straw, Rebeccs Benefiel Bijur, and friends. |
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Solstice Vespers A candlelit service of music, readings, and silence honoring the winter solstice. In the sanctuary. |