Join us for a fun-filled service reminding us of the joys of camp and all the ways that it can renew our spirits, create community, ground us and give us the chance to play. After service we’ll be social, engage in various camp-themed activities and snacks and learn more about our cluster camp at DeBenneville Pines. Bring a camp chair and sack lunch.
We have an abundance of time, if we are intentional about how we spend it. Let’s explore how to ensure our lives are filled with meaningful moments, and avoid wasting one of our most precious resources: time.
Rev. Maddie Sifantus, minister of the Universalist Unitarian Church of Santa Paula considers our Foremother, Lydia Maria Child, drawing from her memories of growing up in Child’s hometown in her later life and the new biography by Lydia Moland, “Lydia Maria Child: A Radical American Life. Join us for an inspiring service about an important part of our Unitarian history.
It may seem odd to think of yourself as an ancestor when you are still alive—until you stop to think that all of our ancestors were once the same as us—children of Mother Earth, raised with the values and expectations of their village and their ancestors. How do we honor them while acknowledging their missteps? Is there ancient wisdom that we have neglected? One thing is certain. We are planting (or cutting down) trees whose fruit we may never taste. Yet being part of the whole web of existence, how we respond will ripple like stones in the water, now and on and on and on.
What can the beautiful dance of Argentine Tango teach us about life? Rev. Nica began her sabbatical in Buenos Aires, Argentina to study tango. Today she shares the spiritual and life lessons she learned from dancing tango. You might be surprised by what this dance can teach us all about connection, delight, community, and the journey within.
Today Rev. Nica shares reflections on this year’s Unitarian Universalist General Assembly that took place in Pittsburgh last week. What trends, learnings, and messages did she glean from our wider faith’s gathering? She is excited to share her takeaways with you.
Join this powerful, communal worship experience, led by the Rev. Manish Mishra-Marzetti, Senior Minister of the First UU Congregation of Ann Arbor, MI.
Sunday Service at 10 AM
in person (3327 Old Conejo Road, Newbury Park)
or via Zoom
Join us for the largest annual gathering of UUs joining in worship. This powerful, communal worship experience will stream on Sunday, June 25, 2023. The Office of the UUA President, the Rev. Susan Frederick Gray, is pleased to announce that the Rev. Manish Mishra-Marzetti, Senior Minister of the First UU Congregation of Ann Arbor, MI will lead the 2023 Sunday Service at GA. This service will be streaming only. There will be no in person service on June 25th but we would be delighted to see you in person on July 2nd!
Join Zoom Meeting
Meeting ID: 209 555 249
Phone: 16699009128
Password: 2020
Many religions use chanting as a spiritual practice. Join us today to learn chants from various traditions, and enjoy a service filled with song. Discover the effects of chanting on your body, mind and spirit.
Many religions use chanting as a spiritual practice. Join us today to learn chants from various traditions, and enjoy a service filled with song. Discover the effects of chanting on your body, mind and spirit.
