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This Sunday, October 12:
Service at 10:30 am:
Albert Einstein is considered by many to be one of the greatest scientific minds that ever lived. Einstein also thought deeply about God and Religion. Einstein often said “God doesn’t play dice with the world.” How did Einstein’s religious views affect his scientific exploration and how did his science affect his views on religion? What did Einstein believe?
Sermon by Rev. Jay Wolin Click on the red Play button to view the livestream.
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Children's Programs at 10:30am:
After the Time for All Ages in the service, children and youth will join their teachers in the West Wing for Fun Activities. Topic: Cultivating Compassion- Tiny Actions that Mean So Much! Lower Elementary Class (K-2nd) with Ms. Kristen and Ms. Helen will learn how one smile can make the difference and then make "smile" stickers to hand out to adults at the Potluck lunch! Upper Elementary Class (3rd-7th) with Ms. Natalie Epstein will learn how one simple act of kindness can make the difference and then will play a game of imagination to help support the lesson. NURSERY CARE IS PROVIDED FOR INFANTS TO 5 Years. For more info, contact Catherine Bonner at [email protected] Forum at 9:15 am:
This Week in the News
Our ever-popular discussion session will be back and there will be plenty to talk about. Our presenter does some background work and you get to opine on all the day’s crucial topics. Presenter, Don Diddams, Moderator, Jane Rose; Zoom Host, Terri Holsinger. 
Second Sunday Potluck after the Service
Get to know each other. Make connections. Join a welcoming and loving community as you bask in the sunshine and relax in our lovely garden setting. You may eat outside or in air-conditioned comfort. All are welcome. Just bring a dish to share and drop it off in the kitchen before the service. Plates, utensils and beverages are provided. 
Drop-In Chalice Group at 12 noon in the library
Come experience a deeper bond. Open to All. Drop-In when you can. No long term commitment. Chalice Groups are a small group of people who gather to share their thoughts on a chosen topic that touch their spiritual core. A Chalice Group is not a discussion group but a place to bond with others on a deeper level through intentional listening. Intentional listening is the practice of listening not to respond, judge or “fix” but to give space for others to share in a safe, confidential and supportive setting. 
Mindfulness Meditation at 3 pm:
Explore the role of mindfulness practice as a key to flourishing in every aspect of human life. This group provides an ethical, contemplative and philosophical framework for mindfulness using early teachings of the Buddha. It is open to beginners and experienced practitioners alike. Join us in the Library Room. A weekly Wednesday meditation has now been added. Read more... 
Zen Buddhism at 7:00 pm:
A group focusing on "The Study and Practice of Zen" meets every Sunday evening at 7 pm via Zoom. Read more... 
BidFest Season is Here!
Now that the ramp-up to BidFest is in full swing, it’s time to donate, buy your ticket and volunteer to help during our lunch and live auction. Visit BidFest.org to make your donation and purchase a ticket that gives you access to the luncheon and includes your bid number. You’ll need it to bid, participate in the live auction, enjoy a delicious lunch and bid for exclusive cultural events online at a pre-auction sale. Our BidFest website is easy to use and avoids the courtyard rush. You also get an immediate confirmation of your donation and ticket purchase. But if you prefer, visit the BidFest table in the courtyard for assistance and ideas. Your BidFest Team
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Here we affirm and promote reason and the scientific method as the tools in learning to love each other and live in harmony with the earth.
We have no creed, but we do strongly encourage everyone to treat each other with respect. We are affirming and promoting the inherent worth and dignity of every person. 
We are a Welcoming Congregation, celebrating and affirming the active presence here of gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender and heterosexual members and friends, and their families.
We are a Green Congregation, promoting respect for the interdependent web of all existence. Learn more about our UU Green Team.
Our settled minister, Rev. Jay Wolin
Read about Rev. Wolin
From The Heart of the Minister |
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Welcoming Congregation Our congregation is a safe space for LGBTQ+ persons. We take positions against oppression in our larger community. |
We are a
Green Sanctuary Congregation practicing reverence, gratitude, and care for the living Earth. Learn more about our local Green Team |
