Coordinated by Worship Associate, Merrily Stover. UUs respond to the call of love because it is our common theological core. It is what can and does motivate us and illuminates our deepest commitments to each other. All the Worship Associates gather together today to share thoughts on different types of love. Childcare will be available. … Continue reading Facets of Love
The pandemic has wrought change and created uncertainty for institutions, like our Unitarian Universalist congregations, and our wider world. Who and what are we becoming, individually and collectively? Together we will experience General Assembly Sunday service as it explores these themes as UUs gathered in community to celebrate the best of who we UUs are. … Continue reading Ever Willing: Becoming the People Our World Needs
Summer Discussion Series Topic: Anti-Oppression and Our Faith June 18, 2023 at 10:30 am. All are welcome to the Summer Discussion Series, meeting in the sanctuary. We join Angela Risdon and courtney singer in a discussion of the proposed changes to Bylaws. This is a historic time for UUA. This June, UUs will take an initial vote … Continue reading Anti-Oppression and Our Faith
Each year, Earth Day reminds us of the need to act boldly to protect our planet. It is also a time to celebrate the beauty, the mystery, and the spirit of our earth. Our Worship Associates gather to share poetry and songs to honor nature and express appreciation of our blue green planet. We are … Continue reading Poetry for Our Planet
Recognizing the inherent worth and dignity of every person is the First Principle of our Unitarian faith. As winter unfolds, we can’t ignore the appallingly dire problems faced every day by unhoused individuals in Chico and Butte County. At this service we’ll hear personal stories from members of our fellowship, as well as from these representatives of community: … Continue reading Problems and Prospects for Ending Homelessness in Our Community
After World II, Germany faced what they had done and began rebuilding on the foundational premise that they could never let it happen again. American has never griped the totality of its history of slavery or the malicious colonization and oppression of the Native people. Many are acknowledging America’s history and looking at reparations as … Continue reading When We Say “Reparations”, what do you say?
The path to nonviolence begins and ends with love. The language we use helps us map our route along the way. Join members of our Worship Committee as we explore how compassionate language impacts our journeys with family, friends, and the world at large. Join us in person in the Sanctuary or online via Zoom … Continue reading Compassionate Language
