Speaker: Reverend Nica Eaton

You are Not Alone – Bring a Friend to Chalice Sunday (and Pancake Breakfast)

Sunday Service at 10 AM
in person (3327 Old Conejo Road, Newbury Park)
or via Zoom
Today we ask you to come to Chalice with a friend. Invite someone who might appreciate being part of a conscious, loving spiritual community, who might benefit from the gifts of our Fellowship. Help others know they are not alone in this often challenging life, and that there is a compassionate, justice seeking community that cares, right here in the Conejo Valley. After service we invite your friends to be our guests at our Pancake breakfast, prepared by our families. Let’s show how welcoming we can be and what we offer the world.
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Meeting ID: 209 555 249
Phone: 16699009128
Password: 2020

Exploring Chalice’s Past, Present and Future

Sunday Service at 10 AM
in person (3327 Old Conejo Road, Newbury Park)
or via Zoom
Chalice, like many times in its past, is at the threshold of a new future. We are considering moving to a new location with more space to grow, outside space and better visibility. A potential move can be exciting for some while bringing up anxiety and fears around change for others. Join us today to learn more about how Chalice has managed transitions in the past, and is envisioning an engaging, relevant religious community for the future. This service will be followed by a congregational meeting to explain further where we are in the process.
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Meeting ID: 209 555 249
Phone: 16699009128
Password: 2020

You are Welcome Here – Ingathering Service

Whoever you are, wherever you come from, whomever you love, whatever the color of your skin, the shape of your body, your age or the coins in your wallet, you are welcome here. Today, we gather for our annual Ingathering reminding us we are all welcome here. Join us for our special water ceremony in worship followed by our community fair. All are welcome!

Tango Lessons

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.

Reflections from General Assembly

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.

Chanting for Life

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.

Chanting for Life

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.

Creating The Future of our Faith

For almost 40 years, our 7 Principles and 6 Sources have been the guiding articulation of our faith. Now the Unitarian Universalist Association is working on revisioning our future. These unprecedented times require a new articulation of what we value and what we are committed to as a faith. Join us today to learn what proposals are in the works to be voted on at our annual General Assembly in 2 weeks time. Learn about new ideas for creating the future of Unitarian Universalism.

Love is Everywhere

In this time of growing hatred, anger, and violence, we turn our attention to the power of love. In fact, love is all around us. We need to practice opening to love, being love and spreading love. That is how we will transform our world. Join us in our loving community to cultivate more love together. Rev Nica will share stories of sustaining love from her recent sabbatical.

In Search of the Divine Mother – Wisdom from the Black Madonna

Reverend Nica’s recent pilgrimage included a quest to discover the wisdom and teachings of the ancient Black Madonna. This Mother’s Day we uncover one of the many significant incarnations of the divine mother. What does this “Vierge Noire” want to teach us about the archetypal feminine divine mother this Mother’s Day?