Our Fellowship is providing a dinner meal to our homeless brothers and sisters on Tuesday, August 6, from 6:30 to 8:15 pm, at the Cottonwood Creek Park, Encinitas, CA. Please click on the link below to enter your name, email address and the food item (for 15 people), main course, salad, side dish or dessert … Continue reading Quarterly Fill A Belly Dinner
First UU pianist extraordinaire Drew Massicot will get us singing with his lush and rhythmic piano accompaniment. We’ll sing some favorite Broadway tunes, TV and movie themes, as well as pop, gospel, and folk classics. Lyrics will be projected, so we’ll all be ‘in sync’!! Light snacks and beverages will served. When: Saturday, October 26, … Continue reading Sing-along with Drew Massicot Rescheduled for 10/26/19
Are you horrified by the continuing stories of migrant children dying in US government custody? Indivisible Patriots invite you to write to your elected officials and express your opinion on this issue. Look for the table with the blue tablecloth in the Core Area after the 10 am service. Postcards and sample scripts provided. When: … Continue reading Postcarding for Humane Treatment of Migrant Children
Migrant children are dying in US government custody. See: https://www.npr.org/2019/05/20/725117838/teenager-is-latest-migrant-child-to-die-in-u-s-custody The Associated Press reports that migrant children are being held in inhumane conditions in US detention facilities. See: https://www.pbs.org/newshour/show/a-firsthand-report-of-inhumane-conditions-at-a-migrant-childrens-detention-facility. Take any/all of the following actions: Support nonprofit organizations such as RAICES (https://www.raicestexas.org/about/) that provide low-cost/free legal services to immigrant children Call your elected officials and … Continue reading Indivisible Monthly Call To Action – July
Lama Kathy Wesley will offer a weekend retreat in Founders Hall from Aug. 9-11. Friday and Saturday will be 10-3 with a lunch break and Sunday will be 12:30 to 3pm. All are welcome to learn from this warm and accessible teacher. Her theme is Awakening in Life and Death. There will be a suggested … Continue reading Awakening in Life and Death
The RACIAL JUSTICE BOOKS CLUB will meet on Sunday, July 7th, from 11:30-1:30 in the Library. We are continuing our exploration of WHITE FRAGILITY by Robin DiAngelo. Please read up to chapter 8. This is a great video to watch in preparation: https://youtu.be/DwIx3KQer54 All are welcome! Robin Sales for the Racial Justice Task Force
We have all heard, “It takes a village to raise a child,” but you may not know that UUFSD has a village of the willing, including parents, grandparents, and friends. Please join our group on Facebook by searching for “The Willage at UUFSD.” The Willage is a place to find a babysitter, support other parents, … Continue reading Join the Willage!
Camping with friends, enjoy camaraderie, singing by the fire, relaxing, peaceful setting with some really nice hiking trails for all levels and amazing views. Easy camping, about 50 miles from San Diego, drinking water and pit toilets. Space is limited, so make sure to reserve your spot in advanced. Email [email protected] for more information.
If you have ever been on a Casas de Luz home build, then you’ve had Elba’s tamales, the best in Tijuana. The Social Justice team has been exploring ways to have an impact with this immigration crisis. We have been meeting with several non profits to identify opportunities to support them. Last week we met … Continue reading Casas de Luz Tamale Time
Visit us in the core area each week, from June 23rd to August 25th. If you do not attend services in the summer you can still contribute to this project by sending checks made out to UUFSD and putting ‘backpack project’ in the memo. Our goal is to distribute 100+ filled backpacks to children in … Continue reading It’s Time for Our Annual Summer Backpack Collection
