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Every week our garden volunteers maintain our beautiful and educational native garden, whether it’s planting, pruning, weeding, or other tasks.  Currently meeting on Mondays at 10 am, the group will now meet on Mondays at noon.

As Amy says, “Being outside together is one of the … read more.

We are offering the program for UUCPA families and friends so please tell your friends. Register here. This class starts January 2023. To accommodate the packed schedules of busy high school students, the program will meet twice a month on Sunday … read more.

Dear UUCPA folks, Christmas is coming! We have a wonderful service planned for 6:30 and 8 this evening, with gorgeous guitar from Yuri Liberzon, special music from Veronika Agranov-Dafoe, Richard Heydt, and Mayo Tsuzuki, our wonderful new Minister of Religous Education, … read more.

Please remember to invite Friends to our beautiful Christmas Eve Services (tonight, Saturday, December 24th at 6:30 and 8 p.m.) Such beautiful music and carol singing throughout, our glowing candles we each hold ~ such a magical, emotional evening with Family and Friends. Lovely for … read more.

Thanks to the devotion of several tech volunteers, who are willing to defer their own Christmas Eve celebrations (direct quote: “Eggnog can wait!”), in addition to being offered in person, both of our Christmas Eve services will be online.

Join us in person at 6:30 or … read more.

Please join the congregation Sunday December 18th at 12:30 p.m. in the Main Hall for a Town Hall Meeting
to hear Rachel Maxwell give the results of her Feasibility Study. It was conducted
among a 20% representative sample of the congregation, December … read more.

Thanks all for the great input at last week’s Second Sunday Lunch: Such helpful and creative ways to bring in new people and to discover the rich experiences we enjoy at UUCPA.

Please remember to invite Friends to our beautiful Christmas Eve Services (Dec. 24th at 6:30 … read more.

Main Hall & online, 7:00 pm. Join us on this longest night of the year! Our simple ceremony lasts under an hour, and is followed by abundant food – (cheese, dips, pies, nuts.) and hot mulled wine and hot cider. Just come – food provided. Our solstice ceremony includes meditative music, readings, and all of us lighting candles to celebrate the return of light. This year we return to holding our Solstice Ceremony in person in the Main Hall, although of course, we conclude by burning a yule log outdoors in our fire pit. Children and adults are welcome.

Broceliande, Friday, December 2nd, Main Hall, 7:00 pm.  Celtic/Early Music ensemble Broceliande will present a joyous concert to welcome in the Winter featuring traditional dances, carols, and ballads of the season on Celtic harp, cello, guitars, recorders, nyckelharpa, octave … read more.