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Who Cares? I Do!
Our YRUU Youth Group will lead worship at 9 am and 11 am.
[Note: No audio recording is available for this service.]
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Who Is Marriage For? National Coming Out Day (NCOD), the day set aside to encourage bisexual, gay, lesbian, and transgender (BGLT) people to be open about who they are, is October 11. To a great extent it has been the coming out of individuals to their family, friends, and coworkers that has led to steady reductions in the seemingly global condemnation of BGLTs. In celebration of NCOD, Interweave, our church's group for BGLTs and their allies, hosts the service and welcomes to the pulpit the Rev. Ernest Pipes, who will discuss his history of officiating at same-sex couple weddings long before most BGLTs even dreamed of same-sex marriages as a possibility. |
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Who is welcome at your church? Everyone is welcome. Our community strives to be inclusive of all people, whatever their religious background, race, color, gender identity, sexual orientation, national origin, or ability. The spirit of our faith is for everyone. Together, we become a welcoming congregation. |
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Who Says 'I Do'? What is marriage? There are many answers to this question. They all affirm the right to marriage for all people. Following the second service, and after lunch in Forbes Hall, Interweave will host a panel discussion, The Politics of Same-Sex Marriage, at 1230 p.m. in the sanctuary. |
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Whole Church Event - RE Orientation / Ice Cream Social |
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Whole Church Event - RE Orientation / Ice Cream Social |
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Why Change? Healthy, dynamic communities, as well as individuals, grow and change. Good change is grounded in strength and resilience and in the ability to make choices about where we are going. |
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Why I am a Unitarian Universalist
Ray Goodman, and his late wife Betty, have been long-standing members of our congregation. Ray is a retired physician with a distinguished career in private practice and on the faculty of the UCLA School of Public Health. He is a past president of this congregation and the founder of the Ernie Pipes Lecture Series,
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Why I Come to Church When we began our search process last year, Search Committee member Karl Lisovsky made a short movie about our congregation in which he asked members to talk about why they come to church. Some of our answers, and those of the Rev. Rebecca Benefiel Bijur, our candidate for settled minister, may surprise you. This is the first of two Sundays with services led by Rev. Bijur. (Watch Video) |
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Why I Pray Although my own beliefs about God have changed a lot over the years, my prayers have hardly changed at all. I've never asked myself why. Perhaps it's time to do so. |
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Why the Right Get It Wrong and the Left Just Don't Get It
"The world has gotten too big and too complex for a divided people to manage. The line that runs between Red and Blue, Have and Have Not have polarized us and paralyzed us from needed change. It has been spiritual and ethical courage that has called forth the moral and courageous conversations around war, poverty, racism, healthcare and the environment. So where is that conversation?
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Why We March (one service only at 9 a.m.)
All are invited to join the congregation in marching in the LA Pride Parade directly after the 9am service; tickets are available for a seat on a church bus to take you to the start of the parade and get you back to Santa Monica that afternoon. There will be no 11am service on June 8.
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