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Open until both positions are filled
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#BlackLivesMatter
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Resources to Dismantle Racism & White Supremacy Culture
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A certified Green Sanctuary & LGBTQIA+ Welcoming Congregation.
Religious Education (R.E.) Opportunities for Children, Youth, & Parents
Upcoming Events (Open to All)
Thursday, April 25
- 1:00 p.m. Connecting through Poetry: Join us for sharing, exploring a poem together, & open conversation: zoom
- 7:00 p.m. UU Buddhist Fellowship: Dharma talk or reading, discussion, and meditation. Beginners welcome: zoom
Sunday, April 28
10:30 a.m. Sunday Service in-person & online: zoom
- "Peace from a Palestinian Perspective" - Dr. Philip Farah, Ph.D., with Rev. Carl as liturgist
- Born and raised in East Jerusalem, Dr. Farah is a Palestinian Christian who came to the U.S. in 1978 at the age of 27. He has lived, studied, and worked in several countries in the Middle East.
- A founding member of the Palestinian Christian Alliance for Peace (2012), Dr. Farah has spoken widely on Middle East peace and justice issues and his writings have appeared in several publications.
- Philip has relatives in Gaza who were among the victims of current war.
- He recently retired after a thirty-five year career as a public sector economist
- Music: Sea Raven and Susan Tyndyke Holt
- Order of Service link will be available here before Sunday.
Monday, April 29
- 7:30 p.m. UU Buddhist Fellowship - 30-minute Meditation (every week): zoom
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