Living the Questions
As Unitarian Universalists, we affirm that all of our voices matter, and our questions are as valuable as our certainties. For today’s “Question Sermon,” you’re invited to bring your questions about religion, spirituality, ethics, or anything else keeping you up at night these days. You’ll be invited to write your questions down toward the beginning … Continue reading Living the Questions
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Sunday Worship
Sunday Worship Services are held at 10:00 a.m. both in-person at the Fellowship and online on Zoom. Please check the online announcement on this website or the weekly E-News, Current Happenings for information about the service for the upcoming Sunday. You can access the Zoom link by clicking here. Recordings of past services may be accessed by clicking on the "Past Worship Services" link here.
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Shared Plate Recipient for September
SIENA HOUSE, Santa Cruz
Siena House provides supportive housing for pregnant women and new mothers experiencing housing instability during pregnancy and a baby’s first year of life. Participants live in a safe home while receiving individualized case management, therapy, as well doula and parenting support. Siena House helps each family build stability, strengthen confidence, and move toward safe, independent housing.
September's Worship Theme: BEGINNINGS
As we embark upon a new congregational year, we are invited to explore how life, personal and communal, cycles from endings to fresh starts. Life is chalked full of beginnings, from the sunrise of every new day, to cycles of birth, transformation and rebirth. Starting something brand new or something familiar, beginnings represent opportunities to carry forward what serves and nourishes with focus on fresh intentions. What beginning has been quietly forming and waiting inside you? What does it take to begin?