Today our 8th grade Coming of Age class will present a Sunday service of their own design, featuring credo statements they've written about who they are and what they believe at this point in their lives as well as a special recognition of their Coming of Age.

Sunday, December 31, Only One Service at 11:00 am

All These Words Mean Happy Kwanzaa

Ministerial Candidate Greg Boyd and the adult choir under the direction of Dr. Zanaida Robles explore some of the principles that are part of Kwanzaa and discover why these principles are relevant today.

Kwanzaa was created in 1966 to offer Black Americans an alternative to the consumerism (and lack of capital returning to Black communities) found at Christmas. Research for the holiday was partially provided by our Unitarian Universalist Association through a fund created to support Black Empowerment. Join Gregory C. Carrow-Boyd for a lively musical dialogue on the meaning of Kwanzaa in Unitarian Universalism and its significance to Black Unitarian Universalists.

Parking is available at the UCLA structure for this special Sunday service.