Featured Church Community Events
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Saturday Hike Saturday, Feb 4 (9:00 AM) — Meet: UUCLB at 9:00 AM (we depart at 9:15 sharp.) As always, we suggest carpooling from UUCLB. Maps and directions will be provided. Encouraging families,...
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Young Adults & Unitarian Universalists Meet with other young adults, this Sunday, Feb 5th (10 a.m.) in room 1. Are you between the ages of 18 & 35? Are you interested in getting together with other young adult UUs to talk about workshops,...
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Sunday Concert Sunday, February 5, 2:00pm @ Wylder Hall — The first of four concerts sponsored by our Music and Arts Committee. — Upcoming Concerts Down 4 the Count is best classifed as a 5- person a cappella...
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UUs Reinvent the Prom February 18, 2012 from 7 to 10 PM in Wylder Hall — DANCE YOUR WAY TO Justice G.A. Come as you are! Come as you were! Come as you want to be! Come with a friend! Come by yourself! Come with...
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Contemporary Book Group Meets 4th Sunday 10:00 AM in Room 1 — Next Meeting Feb 26, 2012 Contemporary Book Group is open to any interested members or guests. We meet on the 4th Sunday of the month in room 1. We enjoy the...
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DeBenneville Winter Weekend All Church Family Weekend! — March 2,3 & 4, 2012 in the snow at DeBenneville Pines Camp DeBenneville Pines is a Unitarian Universalist District Camp located in the mountains of Big...
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Upcoming Services
- Sunday, February 5, 2012 — 9 and 11 am
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"Civil Initiative vs. Civil Disobedience and Unitarian Universalism"
When unjust laws need to be challenged people of faith have joined in civil disobedience. But what should be our response when governmental authorities violate human rights? How might we use "civil initiative" to build communities that do justice? Emrys Staton, a student at Claremont Theological seminary and community minister for the UU Southern California Justice Team, returns to our pulpit to explore these important questions.
Worship Associate: Norma Chinchilla
- Sunday, February 12, 2012-- 9 and 11 am
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"That Thing Called Love"
Love is an elusive word many faith communities use without clarity. Love can be confusunf because it transcends boundaries between logic, emotion, action and being. Today we will talk about the depth of love and how we are called to let love infuse many kinds of relationships.
Worship Leader: Reverend Mitra Rahnema
- Sunday, February 19, 2012 -- 9 and 11 am
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"The Other American"
What and who is "American" is a question that permeates many conversations. In recent years, a paradigm has begun to be attentive to complex racial identities. Today we will explore some of the bridges people of color walk every day, and how racism manifests in our contemporary culture.
Worship Leader: Reverend Mitra Rahnema
- Sunday, February 26, 2012, 9 and 11 am
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"Promise and Peril"
Spiritual living isn't easy. In fact, it demands much of us. How do we ready ourselves for the challenges and rewards of such a life?
Worship Leader: Reverend Matthew Cockrum
