Author: Amy Zucker Morgenstern

Dismantling White Supremacy meets December 13

The final 2022 session of White Folks Dismantling White Supremacy meets this coming Tuesday, December 13, from 7:15 to 8:45.  In this session we will explore some history of California’s treatment of indigenous peoples and learn how some California natives are working to reclaim their lands and cultures.  Please join us! If you would like … Continue reading Dismantling White Supremacy meets December 13

REMINDER: Bring Your Proof of Vaccination This Sunday!

Starting this Sunday, the 4th, proof of the bivalent booster will be required to enter the Main Hall for indoor services. Please bring your card and make sure that your latest booster was after September 2022.  You can either email a picture of your card to Jeff Cashdollar, our congregational administrator, or be prepared to … Continue reading REMINDER: Bring Your Proof of Vaccination This Sunday!

Join me for tea

It’s going to be a rainy fall day tomorrow–the perfect day to gather in cozy Room 10 for tea, cookies, and conversation (you haven’t had chai until you’ve gone to India or tried mine, if I do say so myself). This is an event for newcomers only: those who are still exploring and getting to … Continue reading Join me for tea

Town Hall meeting – Dec 18

Supporting Campus Visioning Results of Financial Feasibility Study for 75th Anniversary Capital Campaign Please join the congregation Sunday December 18th at 12:30 p.m. in the Main Hall to hear Rachel Maxwell give the results of her Feasibility Study. It will have been conducted among a 20% representative sample of the congregation. Light refreshments will be … Continue reading Town Hall meeting – Dec 18

Kindness rocks!

Picture a child coming home after a hard day at school. They had a bad argument with a friend and they’re feeling angry and stuck. As they turn the corner to home, they see a word tucked under a bush: Love. They pick it up and bring it home. Or 30 colleagues have a retreat … Continue reading Kindness rocks!

UUA LGBTQIA+ Time of Mourning: All Are Welcomed

This comes to us from Rev. Michael J. Crumpler (he, him), LGBTQ and Multicultural Programs Director, Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA): On Saturday, November 19th, on the eve of Transgender Day of Remembrance, there was a mass murder at Club Q in Colorado Springs.  We are reminded yet again of the violence aimed at our queer and … Continue reading UUA LGBTQIA+ Time of Mourning: All Are Welcomed