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January 4 — “We Come Bearing Gifts” — Rev. Wendy Pantoja — On this first worship service of the new calendar year, we return bearing gifts — among them, gifts of thoughtfulness and generosity as we collect our contributions to the Guest at Your Table campaign. What other gifts do we have to share with each other and with the world? Food Collection Sunday. Bring sealed non-parishable food for distribution to those in need.
January 11 — “Prophetic History lessons” — Bonnie Savitz
January 18 — “He Led, They Walked, We Remember” — Rev. Wendy Pantoja — On Martin Luther King Sunday, we remember the strides made by a great leader and the foot soldiers of the Civil Rights Movement. We will explore their accomplishments and the charge left to us.
January 25 — “Unsung Sheroes: Women in the Civil Rights Movement” — Arlene Holpp Scala.
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Our
services reflect our varied theologies and philosophies, as
well as our support of each other, and of a free and creative
interchange and may vary greatly in content and style.
Contact the coordinator to add something to the service-such
as a special announcement. Contact us
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We are
an intentionally diverse, anti-racist, multi-cultural spiritual community,
committed to being inclusive, welcoming and nurturing, while reaching
outward, beyond our faith family, to serve, and to seek racial and social
justice.
We celebrate and affirm our unity in diversity, and honor
each other’s unique spiritual journey.
Guided by the
Unitarian Universalist principles, we seek to build a community of
the spirit, to gather into our membership caring and thoughtful people.
We seek to create for ourselves and our children an environment that affirms
our humane values, nurtures our spirituality, encourages the development
of conscience, and supports action for social justice. From that established
base, we seek to reach out into the community, to do what we can to help
those in need, to comfort the afflicted and to follow our convictions
in correcting injustice. We hope to expand understanding of the fact that
diversity in our society is a great constructive strength, and to demonstrate
that in action.
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