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‘Tis a Gift To Be Simple

The traditional Quaker hymn, “Simple Gifts” urges us to believe in the spiritual gifts of simplicity, freedom, intellectual curiosity, love, and more.  This service invites us to think about how embracing life’s simple gifts may lead us to profound experiences of possibility. Minister:  Rev. Esther Wallace Worship Associate:  Carole Griffin

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At the UUFSCC, we are in covenant to REACH with Love:  Respect, Empathy, Acceptance, Compassion, and Honesty

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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Celebrating Our Sanctuary Community
April 12 ~ 1:00-3:00 p.m. at UUFSCC 

A benefit for the Puentes Para Familias Fund, supporting refugee & immigrant families affected by ICE abductions. Hosted by our Justice Team and Community Bridges: music, speakers, refreshments, silent auction; recommended minimum entrance donation, $20.

If at all possible, bring any auction items you have this Sunday. Contact the Justice Team to help us make this event a success!

 

News

Our weekly E-news, Current Happenings, is a great place to find out about the life of our congregation, including Sunday morning service topics and information, Children's and Adult Religious Exploration, and other activities and events.
To view past newsletters, click here.
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April's Service Theme:
Embracing Possibility

This month’s theme of Embracing Possibility focuses on faith-based resilience and hope, curiosity over certainty, and coming together to share growth, build connections and create change.  This is “heart work,” building spiritual courage and asking “What is possible?” rather than just “What is wrong?”

 

PWR Upcoming Regional Assembly
April 10-12, Sacramento & Online

PWR is excited to be offering programs for all ages at our upcoming Regional Assembly this April: an on-site children’s program led in collaboration with the UU Society of Sacramento, and a program for high school youth with times for huddling and times for joining in the programs with the adults. On Sunday, they will close with worship with our host congregation.

Click HERE to see all we’ve got cooking for workshops, all excellent ingredients for you and your people to RISE RESILIENT! All workshops are multiplatform unless otherwise indicated.

Shared Plate Recipient for the Month of April:

Native Animal Rescue

Native Animal rescue has operated for 45 years, and is one of 89 licensed wildlife rehabilitation centers in California. Compassionate specialists evaluate, treat, and look after sick and injured animals with the goal of releasing them back into the wild. Their facility on 17th Avenue in Live Oak takes in 2,500 animals each year, representing over a hundred different species. A key part of the mission of Native Animal Rescue is educating people about how to coexist with our wild neighbors. For more details on their work, click HERE.