The Concert: Peter Sprague’s trio celebrates the jazz tradition of improvisation. During the concert, they will explore the music of The Beatles, Stevie Wonder, Bob Marley, Jimi Hendrix, James Taylor, and Cream from a fresh jazz perspective. The result is familiar songs delivered in a new sonic light. And just to keep the palette of … Continue reading Peter Sprague Trio Concert to Benefit San Elijo Lagoon Conservancy
Each of our book clubs is reading a book by Liane Moriarty. Yes, her titles sound like chic lit, but this Australian novelist packs a literary punch that will keep you reading. On Monday, February 11th at 7pm we will discuss “What Alice Forgot”. A young mother loses memory of the last 10 years of … Continue reading Book Clubs go to Australia!
The Supreme Court recently ruled that the Executive ban on transgender individuals serving in the military, could be reinstated, despite ongoing litigation in the lower courts. Promote the inherent worth of every person by calling your US Senators with this script: Hi. My name is [NAME] and I’m a constituent from [CITY, ZIP CODE]. I’m … Continue reading Indivisible Monthly Call To Action – February
Our next opportunity to help feed San Diego’s hungry by bagging fresh produce or packing food boxes at the San Diego Food Bank is February 7 from 6 to 8 pm. UUFSD Food Bank Volunteer Night is always the 1st Thursday of each month. For more information and to Register you MUST contact Sara O’hara … Continue reading February Food Bank Volunteer Night
We hope you enjoy our “Winter 2019” edition of the “Dialogue” magazine. It has a new, improved look with some new features. In addition to our traditional articles, including Rev. Meghan’s Corner, Happenings, and What gives Meaning to My Life (by John Atcheson). We added sections on our Coastal Concert Series, Personal Growth and Interests … Continue reading UUFSD Quarterly Magazine “Dialogue” Has a New Look
A Parent Support Group is offered to parents of children in the UUFSD RE program – all ages. Leaders are Glenn and Barbara Bortnick, who raised their children at UUFSD. Glenn is a clinical and school psychologist, currently working with middle school students in the Vista Unified School District. Barbara has a social work background … Continue reading Parent Support Group at UUFSD
North San Diego County NAACP is having a Community Prayer Breakfast on Martin Luther King Day ‘ In the footsteps of a dreamer’. In solidarity with our racial justice effort, you may attend by signing up at www.nsdcnaacp.org. It will be held at QLN 1938 Avenida del Oro, Oceanside, Ca. Tickets are $35.
Rev. Shelton (UU Nashville) will be at First UU from January 25-27, 2019 to work with our cluster congregations. You will enjoy Shelton’s enthusiasm and “Nashville vibe” (https://jasonsheltonmusic.com). He was instrumental in the creation of our teal hymnal. There will be lots of singing and sharing. While there is not charge for participation, there will … Continue reading Rev. Jason Shelton, “The Faith We Sing”, Jan 25-27, 2019 at First UU
Sunday, January 20 from 10 – 11 am in the Core Area Indivisible Patriots and the Environmental Justice Task Force invite you to write to your elected officials and ask them to support HR 7173, the Energy Innovation and Carbon Dividend Act of 2018. Citizen’s Climate Lobby, a nonprofit and non-partisan organization, projects that if … Continue reading Postcarding to Curb Climate Change
The UUFSD Book Clubs are reading the following: “1Q84”, by popular Japanese novelist Haruki Murakami, is set in 1984, and also some other ‘real’ place. Is it supernatural, dystopian, or just disturbing? The daytime group discusses this on Thursday, January 24th at 10am. “I Contain Multitudes: The Microbes Within Us and a Grander View of … Continue reading Join Us for Lively Book Discussions
