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John Doe

Memorial 4pm today (12/3)

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Our Services Online and In-person

Services are at 10:30 a.m. at 2425 Sierra Blvd. and Online

Upcoming Service

May 18

Defending Human Reason, Promoting Human Dignity: Let’s Hear it for Humanism!

Rev. Dr. Roger Jones preaching with Rev. Lucy Bunch, Worship Associate Celia Buckley, UUSS choir with Music Director Anthony Tavianini, Pianist Irina Tchantceva

Congregational Meeting Day

Religious Humanism has had a home in Unitarian Universalism since the mid-1800s, affirming that you need not believe in God to be ethical, moral, spiritual, or worthy of respect. At its best, Humanism promotes mutual understanding, community-building, peace, and environmental sustainability. The values of human dignity, reason, freedom, and compassion continue to call us together. They call us forward with courage.

Tai Chi/Qi Gong at 9:30 in the Fahs Room.
Congregational Meeting right after the service; all are welcome; a quorum of members is needed to vote on the budget, strategic plan, and nominees. (Humanism also affirms the practice of democracy!)

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What’s Happening?

Weekly Calendar

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Weekly Messages

Recent communication from UUSS ministers.

Services

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Religious Education

Family Ministry and Religious Education for Children and Youth

UUSS Facebook Page

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To attend services and indoor UUSS programs in person, proof of being fully vaccinated (including a booster shot) is required along with a photo ID (or adult guardian/parent) for all individuals who are old enough to be eligible for vaccination. Face masks required also. Please see the Board policy.