Gathering for Sunday services in person and online at 10:30 am.
Campus Vision Construction Continues - learn more
What are three interesting facts about you?
It seems I am one of the few people living here who was born here, too (in Mountain View).
I spent my childhood in San Jose, Germany, Spain and went to college in the Midwest. But I have decided that … read more.
This past weekend the Action Council received a request to sign on to a letter to the Palo Alto City Council advocating support for the efforts of the local Amah Mutsun tribe to prevent development of a sand and gravel pit mine on land in … read more.
The Adult Learning Journey (ALJ) Committee would like to hear from you to help us plan future classes! We invite you to complete a short survey, as soon as possible and no later than December 3. You can do that in one of two ways:
Complete … read more.
Dear UUCPA folks, As people have shared their concerns about the incoming administration, from the vigil on November 6 until now, one of the most common themes has been “We have to protect the most vulnerable people.” The incoming president has issued many threats, but … read more.
A Special Congregational Meeting will be held after the service this Sunday, Nov 24, to vote on the Campus Vision Project. If you did not attend the Campus Vision Update meeting on Oct 20, you might want to watch the video of that meeting. The … read more.
On Nov 24th, we’ll vote for the future of the Campus Vision project, where we hope to have every one of us participating!
At the meeting, we will provide updates on two key areas: the progress toward increasing pledges to meet the $300,000 needed for the … read more.
The Forum meets from 8:30 to 10 am on Sunday mornings. Here are the Forum topics for December, 2024:
12/1 What is time? How is it measured? – Warren Schmidt
12/8 Implications of the new Administration – Dick Duda
12/15 Un-natural Selection: Examples from the Darwin Awards – … read more.
Due to the holiday, the parent orientation meeting will now be on Nov. 17 from 11:30 – 12:30 in Room A.
Dear ones, it has been a hard week. And, not gonna lie, it’s going to be a hard four years just making sure that this week’s presidential election was not our last. I’ll be very brief and paraphrase a colleague in Texas: if you’re feeling … read more.
Please mark your calendars for the celebration of Fred Zeise’s life.
The service will be held in the Main Hall and also may be attended via Zoom at this link. An order of service will be posted here by Sunday.