Rev. Dan’s Writing
From the Associate Minister of RE – Rev. Dan Harper
Starting Point: A Group for Newcomers this Spring
Starting Point: A Group for Newcomers Welcome to UUCPA! We’re glad you’re here. We want to get to know you and share the gifts of Unitarian Universalism. In this 3-week group, we’ll practice deep listening, share our own values and histories, and explore all that UUCPA offers. Our curriculum is called “Starting Point,” and each session ...Requesting Justice Partner Nominations for FY 2026-27
Would you like to nominate an organization for Justice Partner? Each month the church supports a social justice organization by donating one Sunday’s plate collection to that organization. Congregants are invited to propose organizations for inclusion in the Justice Partner program. The Action Council will review the current and proposed recipients and present a slate ...UUCPA Campus Closures during the Campus Vision Remodel
To all users of the UUCPA campus, FOR YOUR SAFETY AT ALL TIMES, PLEASE RESPECT ANY BARRIERS AND SIGNAGE ON CAMPUS. Construction is temporarily paused, but all current closures are still in effect. Please use caution near construction areas. CURRENT CLOSURE STATUS: KITCHEN + CHOIR ROOM The kitchen and choir room are closed for construction until further notice. The hallway ...UUCPA Recommended Exhibit: County of Santa Clara Displays “Honoring the Children of Palestine. They deserve to play” Memorial To Honor the Children Killed
County of Santa Clara Displays “Honoring the Children of Palestine. They deserve to play” Memorial To Honor the Children Killed. SANTA CLARA COUNTY, CA – On Monday, February 2, the County of Santa Clara in partnership with The Palestinian Heritage Committee (PHC) brought forward the art installation “Honoring the Children of Palestine. They deserve to play,” to ...Rev Cat’s Reflection on Feb 1 Installation
This past Sunday on 2/1, we celebrated the power of us during the installation service, we celebrated our connection to each other and this community. We discovered that a living fire is actually made of the “heavy lifting” of love. It takes the sturdy wood brought by our adults, the deep, steady embers of our elders, and ...