We are happy to announce an arrangement with Trader Joe’s to provide flowers, to the fellowship that would otherwise be discarded. We encourage members and friends to take these flowers to someone they know who might be suffering, in hopes of making their day a bit brighter. And this includes yourself!! Please don’t take the … Continue reading Flowers to Brighten Someone’s Day
Have you been saddened and disturbed by the increasing numbers of homeless individuals and families in San Diego? Do you wish there was something you could do to help? There is! UUFSD is sponsoring a Fill A Belly group meal the evening of Tuesday. Aug. 28. We need people to sign up to bring a … Continue reading Feed Homeless: Fill A Belly Group Meal on Aug 28
5th Principle Campaign continues on Sunday, August 5 from 10 – 11:00 am in the Core Area. Indivisible Patriots invites you to live the UU Fifth Principle of utilizing the democratic process in society at large. Visit our table in the Core Area after service on Sunday, August 5. You can write a postcard to … Continue reading 5th Principle Campaign
Promote the inherent worth and dignity of pregnant immigrants held in detention by calling your US Representative with this script: “Hi. My name is [NAME] and I am a constituent from [CITY/ZIP]. I’m calling because I’m extremely alarmed by alleged mistreatment of pregnant women in ICE/CBP custody. I request Representative [NAME] to offer amendments to … Continue reading Indivisible Weekly Call To Action
The daytime book club didn’t meet in July, but is reading the novel Pachinko by Min Jin Lee for our August meeting on Thursday the 16th at 9:30 am. Our evening book club is also taking a summer recess by not meeting in August. On Monday, September 10th at 7pm we will be discussing the … Continue reading August Book Club News
WELCOME ANGELA! Angela Fujii is our Cluster Social Justice Coordinator. She will serve all five UU congregations in San Diego County (Chalice – Escondido, First – San Diego & Chula Vista, Palomar – Vista, San Dieguito – Solana Beach, and Summit – Santee), which constitute the Cluster. In this role, she hopes to facilitate connection, … Continue reading Welcome New Cluster Social Justice Coordinator
Deep Interconnection, Active Hope: Staying Spiritually Alive in These Times is a workshop led by Rev. Sarah Gibb Millspaugh, a Work That Reconnects facilitator-in-training Join Unitarian Universalist social/environmental justice activists for a day of reflection, ritual, and renewal using methods from Joanna Macy’s “The Work that Reconnects.” We’ll explore how honoring our own pain for … Continue reading Deep Interconnection, Active Hope: Staying Spiritually Alive in These Times
We are adding a new section, “How Does Your Garden Grow,” to the October quarterly magazine. If you are an enthusiastic gardener, please take a picture or two of your gardens with a brief explanation (2-3 sentences) of what is special about your garden. Please submit your article and pictures to Irv Himelblau at ihimelblau@gmail.com, … Continue reading How Does Your Garden Grow?
VOTER REGISTRATION TRAINING UUFSD – Sept. 9 at 12:15 pm in Fellowship Hall WE NEED YOUR HELP TO GET OUT THE VOTE IN NOVEMBER! Did you know that 41.4% of eligible voters did not vote in 2016? Voting is your voice. Indivisible Patriots invites you to help register voters. A representative from the non-partisan League … Continue reading Voter Registration Training at UUFSD in September
August 2nd, from 6 to 8 pm, is our next opportunity to help feed San Diego’s hungry by packing food boxes or bagging fresh produce at the San Diego Food Bank. UUFSD Food Bank Volunteer Night is always the first Thursday of each month. For more information and to Register you MUST contact Sara Ohara … Continue reading Sign Up for Food Bank Volunteer Night in August
