… Nov. 7 sermon by Rev. Dr. Roger Jones. Also participating: Rev. Lucy Bunch, Worship Associate Theo Claire; Music Director Anthony Tavianini, Pianist Irina Tchantceva Our Soul Matters theme this month is Holding History. Our eclectic faith tradition has a complex history, with inspiring episodes of courage and heartbreaking moments of missing the mark. And
Presented at the Congregational Meeting on Oct. 24, 2021. The Program Council of UUSS is happy to recognize Bobbie Keill as our church’s Unsung UU Hero this year. Since joining UUSS with her husband, Gary Keill, several years ago, Bobbie has taken on major leadership responsibilities. Using her keen skills at organizing as well as
and other documents. This also will go out in an email blast this week and will be sent by US Mail to those UUSS Members without email access. Deadline to submit a nomination form for 2022 is Oct. 20. Forms at uuss.org/communitypartners Unitarian Universality Society of Sacramento Congregational Meeting (in person and on zoom) 2425
The people in our Unitarian Universalist faith tradition have different beliefs about whether God exists or about how we might understand the nature of the Divine, the Spirit of Life, the Wellspring of Love in the world. In our faith, we respect the spiritual traditions around the world, which of course provide a great variety
“Money, Relationships, and Real Life”–Rev. Dr. Roger Jones, preaching, with Rev. Lucy Bunch, Worship Associate Karen Sparrow, Pianist Irina Tchantceva, Music Director Anthony Tavianini Our Soul Matters theme in October is Cultivating Relationship. In our society, relationships can be blessed or troubled by our attitudes about money and resources. Yet the ways that we handle
Important Updates for You: In circumstances that continue to be challenging, we launch a new church program year this Sunday! Here is a summary of what to expect as we strive to live out our UUSS Mission for another year. At 10:30 this Sunday (Sept. 12) we hold our first fully hybrid service. It’s exciting!
At our 10:30 AM service on Sept. 12 we start a new practice to include those attending services in person as well as those attending online. If you would like to have a particular joy, sorrow, milestone or concern spoken aloud by a minister in next Sunday’s prayer time, at the link below you can find
from the Aug. 27 Weekly Message email blast “Do people ask you to provide a religious exemption from taking the Covid-19 vaccinations?” Then the person followed up: “What is the religious perspective on vaccination, anyway?” Here is my answer: Religious traditions vary on many health issues, and leaders within the same tradition may disagree with
