Plastics
Join us as UUFC’s Social Justice Committee leads this week’s service. Click HERE to watch the service live on Sunday, at 10:30am Pacific Time. Religious Education and childcare will be available.
Speaker: Social Justice Committee
Rebirth of the Environment: Thirsting for Water Justice
This week, join the Social Justice Committee as we consider our vulnerable and precious resource: water. We’ll look at threats to our waterways and public lands. We’ll also celebrate the recent revival of rivers and their fish populations. What’s our relationship with Earth and this priceless gift? And how can we work for water justice? … Continue reading Rebirth of the Environment: Thirsting for Water Justice
Climate Justice
The Earth is hurting. Climate change is hurting the Earth and stresses the interconnected web of life of which we are a part. Part of what brings us here as Unitarian Universalists is to learn how we will carry through together. Worship Associate: Angela Risdon Music: Chris Perske Tech: Malachi Smith-Lewis and Bob … Continue reading Climate Justice
The Overabundance of Plastics in our Lives
During our June 30th Sunday service, the Social Justice Committee will present “Plastic Free July.” This is a global movement that helps millions of people be part of the solution to plastic pollution. As UU’s we recognize that we are all part of the interconnected web of all existence and the importance of working together … Continue reading The Overabundance of Plastics in our Lives
Democracy Is Not A Spectators Sport
Come and hear our Social Justice Committee speak about how “Democracy Is Not A Spectators Sport.” Our Unitarian Universalist faith compels us to show up fully in service of democracy, and to fight for a world in which all people are free and thriving. Tech: Bob Crowe and Malachi Smith-Lewis Music: Chris Perske Worship Associate: … Continue reading Democracy Is Not A Spectators Sport
The Arc of the Moral Universe and Our Calling as UUs
Our individual spiritual growth and our deep connection to community are linked to our reaching out to help heal the world. Transcendentalist and abolitionist UU Minister from the 1880s, Theodore Parker, inspires us to take action in the 2020s. And we’re shown the way by a local, Benson, who shares his journey being lifted up … Continue reading The Arc of the Moral Universe and Our Calling as UUs