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We are recruiting teachers and advisors for the fall. Want to teach but never have done it before? Taught for a long time ago and would like to teach again? Do you want to lead a short-term project instead of an entire class for next … read more.

The Action Council has recently made the following endorsements:

Co-sponsorship of the Interfaith Booth at the Silicon Valley Pride Festival on August 30-31 in San Jose.  As a co-sponsor, the Action Council has made a donation to the cost of the booth and UUCPA will … read more.

Small changes create big results! This in-person support group is designed for anyone looking to improve their quality of life through better sleep, nutrition, movement, and stress management. 3Whether you’re looking to boost your energy, prevent disease, or manage a chronic condition, we’ll explore science-backed strategies … read more.

I’m so pleased to begin my time as UUCPA’s Interim Minister! Some of you may not know that I served as Sabbatical Minister from July – December of 2023, and I’m thrilled to have been invited back. I’m grateful to the Search/Hiring Team for their … read more.

The Forum meets from 8:30 to 10 am on Sunday mornings. Here are the Forum topics for August 2025:
8/3 What is it we love so much about our pets? – Barbara Symons
8/10 Are we a part of a 1% group? – Warren Schmidt
8/17 Taking Action … read more.

While the remodel of the UUCPA campus hasn’t started yet, we are ready! Due to the hard work of the Campus Vision Task Force, our contractor assures us that there will be evening and weekend access to all UUCPA buildings during construction. What great news!

That means the … read more.

The Campus Vision Task Force broke ground on Sunday, July 6. After 4 long years of planning, we’re finally getting started!

We convened along the entrance drive outside the door to the back hall, where the outside unit for our heat pump HVAC will be … read more.

Dear, dear UUCPA folks,

I can’t thank you enough for that wonderful send-off on the 15th. All the coordination by Rev. Cat and her great poem for the Time for All Ages (move over, Dr. Seuss!)–all the graceful participation from Mayo Tsuzuki and Rev. Melissa Thomson–Rev. … read more.

You may notice some new signs around campus. They are there because the difference between public and private spaces has legal implications for immigration enforcement. ICE cannot enter private space without a judicial warrant.

We cannot prevent ICE from coming into public spaces, which some of … read more.

The Forum meets from 8:30 to 10 am on Sunday mornings. Here are the Forum topics for July 2025:

7/6 Positive outlook on the global economy  – Dave Joki

7/13 What was the most fun thing you experienced this week?  Barbara Symons (facilitator)

7/20 Is Trump an “enemy, … read more.