Gathering for Sunday services in person and online, 10:15 am.
Are you interested in getting together in person, in community with other UUCPA folks? Come to the work day on Saturday, October 1 from 9 am-noon and stay for the potluck. Or if you don’t have time for the work day, just come for the lunchtime potluck, noon – 1ish pm. If you don’t have a side dish to share, come to the potluck anyway, we should have plenty of food.
The Sacred Text Reading Group has changed to two new Zoom rooms that are password-protected. Please don’t miss out! Drop a line to sacred-text-reading+owner@uucpa.org in advance.
We would rather have the door wide open, but unfortunately, some “Zoom bombers” have made the experience unpleasant when we … read more.
The next Sci Fi Fantasy Discussion Group meeting is October 19, 2022, 7:00-8:30 pm on Zoom only. We’ll be discussing the film Blade Runner, by Andy Weir, the original 1982 version.
Our online gallery features photographs that UUCPA member Jack Owicki has taken in the Palo Alto Baylands as meditation and psychotherapy during the COVID pandemic.
Jack is a Docent Naturalist at the Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District and Stanford’s Jasper Ridge Biological Preserve. He photographically documents his experiences in nature. … read more.
Be sure to attend this Sunday’s class at UUCPA! Because the topic is one we believe will be of great interest to CYRE parents, we have scheduled it for 11:00 in the Fireside Room. It will be preceded by 4th Sunday Brunch on the patio. Child care is available. … read more.
This coming Tuesday is the next session of White Folks Dismantling White Supremacy. In this session we will be learning about three notable Black women – the mothers of Martin Luther King, Jr., Malcolm X, and James Baldwin – through a TED Radio Hour interview with sociologist and author Anna Malaika Tubbs. Come join us and learn how these three women helped shape not only their sons, but American history!
Join UUCPA’s Membership Engagement Coordinator, John Wright to learn about making UUCPA more welcoming. Even if you’re an introvert, even if you’re not an usher or greeter, no matter what, you can provide the kind of welcome everyone wants to receive when they come to a new place for what may be a very new experience: a Unitarian Universalist service or event.
Sure, you’d like to help at UUCPA and meet other people. But what exactly does an usher do? You need details!
Several new role descriptions are now up. Have a look!
Why does UUCPA exist in the world?
As a congregation, we have not paused to reflect on this question in a very long time, and our Board of Trustees and our ministers have proposed that it’s time to do so.
A clear and shared understanding of mission … read more.
California Clean Money Campaign, whose mission is to reduce the undue influence of money in politics, has been supported by UUCPA for many years, including as a Fair Elections Task Force and as a Justice Partner. California Clean Money Campaign’s powerful bill, AB 1416, the Ballot … read more.