Gathering for Sunday services in person and online at 10:30 am. Campus Vision Construction Continues - learn more
The Forum meets from 9:00 to 10:15 Sunday mornings. Here are the Forum topics for July 2022: 7/3 The Current State of Climate Change – Fred Zeise 7/10 Technologies for accessibility – Fred Zeise & Cecil Bridges 7/17 Gun Control? Bob Greene 7/24 Technologies for Removing CO2 – Robert Ruether 7/31 Discussion of Matters of Current … Continue reading Forum Topics for July 2022
The UUA’s national UU the Vote campaign for 2022 is now underway and we at UUCPA are planning to join in once again. Many of you are already writing postcards or otherwise participating in the Reclaim Our Vote (ROV) get-out-the-vote efforts by getting postcards from Linda Henigin or doing texting or phone banking in response … Continue reading Announcing UUCPA’s UU the Vote for 2022
The annual Flower Communion service, held this year on May 8, is an intergenerational service. Many children find it enjoyable. Everyone brings a flower from home to the service. Then during the service, everyone gets a chance to choose a different flower to take home with them. This uniquely Unitarian Universalist service was developed at … Continue reading Flower Communion May 8
Beginning Sunday, March 6, we’ll have two in-person worship services, at 9:30 and 11:00. The 9:30 service will have outdoor seating, distanced and masked, in the patio outside the Main Hall. The 11:00 service will have indoors seating, distanced and masked, in the Main Hall. If you’re bringing children to Sunday school, be sure to … Continue reading In-person worship services
On Sunday, Dec. 12, those who come in person to the 9:30 service can write holiday messages to people experiencing incarceration. We’ll be sending cards to two groups: queer and trans people who are members of “Black and Pink National” (founded by a UU minister), and people who are members of the “Church of the … Continue reading Holiday cards for incarcerated people – Dec 12
Every year, UUCPA has a light-hearted and participatory “No-Rehearsal Christmas Pageant.” This year, families can join in either online or in person. All children in grades K-8 were mailed a packet of do-it-yourself costumes for the pageant printed on cardstock. Kids can cut them out, color them in, and use them whether they watch online … Continue reading No-rehearsal Christmas Pageant – Dec 19
Grecia Uribe has decided to resign after four years as our RE Assistant. We thanked her for her loyal service. This means we’ll be hiring a new RE Assistant soon. If you’d like to be on a hiring committee, please contact Dan Harper.
We’re gearing up for the start of online and in-person programs for children and youth. Please read this newsletter for details. As the pandemic drags on, I’m seeing some children and teens who aren’t bothered at all. But I’m seeing other children and teens who are suffering adverse effects. We already know there’s an increased … Continue reading From the Associate Minister of Religious Education
Our precautions for in-person programs meet or exceed local school requirements. Our in-person programs will be: outdoors, masked, and physically distanced in areas that are physically fenced off from other programs in small groups, to allow better supervision led by staff and volunteers who are fully vaccinated Other safety protocols that we’re following: bathrooms used … Continue reading COVID-19 safety for in-person programs
Outdoors Sunday school is fun! When it gets cooler, remember to dress warmly. When possible, we’ll use outdoor heaters. We’ll always be sheltered from rain and sun. For wildfire smoke, check www.sparetheair.org at 6 p.m. the day before classes. If the AQI will be 100 or over, we’ll move in-person classes online as follows: Teal and Tangerine … Continue reading Outdoors Sunday school and AQI