Wow! What a November! We had an awesome First Sunday Funday teaching the kids about recycling (and playing fun games with recyclables), yet another Game Night, and an AWESOME skit on Nov. 19 where the kids helped us tell a story about generosity and greed. They were the first ones to load the results of … Continue reading Children and Family Ministries – November Recap and Upcoming December Events
Philosophy in the Afternoon – 6:30 on November 1. Join us for answering questions with too many possible answers! We’ll be in the Social Hall at 4 Vespers – 6:00pm on November 1 and November 15 Vespers is a short, contemplative worship service for a mid-week spiritual refresher. Rev. Ma conducts Vespers on the first … Continue reading November Groups and Classes
The third film in our Social Justice film series will be The Ties that Bind. It will be shown on Thursday, November 9th at 6:30 PM in the sanctuary. As always, the film is free (donations accepted) and free popcorn will be served. This film is only an hour long so we will have time … Continue reading Social Justice Film Series November 9
Wonderful news! In our June Annual Meeting the members of the Unitarian Coastal Fellowship voted to adopt the Eighth Principle: “We covenant to affirm and promote: journeying toward spiritual wholeness by working to build a diverse and multicultural Beloved Community by our actions that accountably dismantle racism and other oppressions in ourselves and our institutions.” … Continue reading Eighth Principle Adopted by UCF
Vespers Wednesday August 2 and 16 at 6 pm.A short, contemplative worship service of singing, readings, candle lighting, and silence. Stop by for a midweek breather!
On Wednesday, July 5 Karen Baggott taught a fun and interesting class about making refrigerator pickles. We cut up our cucumbers, added whatever herbs or spices or other veggies captured our fancy and then Karen poured the pickling brine over our mixtures. We each went home with a jar of pickles, but had to wait … Continue reading Pickle-making Class
For the months of July and August, Karen Baggott is displaying her photography in the Sally B. White Center. Her subject matter is nature in all of its various shapes, colors and moods, and can include human elements. She has been ‘making’ photographs since 1971 when her mother gave her a Kodak Pony IV rangefinder … Continue reading New Gallery Art Show
A short, contemplative worship service of singing, readings, candle lighting, and silence. Stop by for a midweek breather!
Do you love tackling the profound questions of life? Or maybe you have an unanswerable question that you’d like to discuss? Then this is the place for you! Join us around a table as we ponder thought experiments and try to figure out the meaning of life.
Join a group of curious seekers as we learn more about one of the world’s largest religions! Learning is always better in company. We will watch an explanatory video and discuss it afterward. We value multiple perspectives.
