Gathering for Sunday services in person and online at 10:30 am.
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Rev. Millie Phillips is an ordained Unitarian Universalist minister whose career spans 28 years in the utility industry as a power plant control operator and technical writer. A longtime labor activist since the 1970s, she has held leadership roles in both the IBEW and the Coalition of Labor Union Women. As of early 2026, she serves as a faith-rooted organizer in Contra Costa County, bringing together her commitments to economic justice and progressive interfaith ministry. Latest bio updates: workingeastbay.org/reverend-millie-phillips
Sermon Topic: Showing Up
Despite many other worthy things competing for our attention on Sunday morning, we choose to take a few hours out of our day to show up here. Why? What difference does it make to show up regularly? Could it be that … read more.
We’ll consider home this morning: a concept with deep spiritual meanings, as well as a justice issue as we seek to ensure that everyone has a safe place to call home.
Millie Phillips is a Unitarian Universalist minister and faith-rooted organizer with the East Bay … read more.
Increasingly, we argue that, in the face of harm, impact is all that matters; bringing up intent is, at best, irrelevant and, at worse, usually just an excuse for bad behavior. But why then do we still care so much about intent, motive, or causation … read more.
It is the time of All Souls and All Saints, and Rev. Millie Phillips returns to our pulpit to lead the service of memory for our beloved departed. We will lift up the names of the members of the UUCPA community who have died since … read more.
Sometimes it feels like there is no good news these days. Yet, people are rising up and, surprise, even winning. What happens when we stop taking no for an answer and decide to defy the odds?
Music: Lisa diTiberio and Yuri Liberzon, flute and guitar