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Sunday, September 14, 2025
Forum (9:30am)
FAQs with Minister Amy
Please take this opportunity to learn more about our Minister, Amy G. S. A. Brooks. Amy is an Australian-born immigrant to the United States who has served three Unitarian Universalist Congregations as a contract minister and conducted services at several others as a pulpit supply minister. She is an author of a book of poetry, “Another Scroll: Defiant Readings for Lectionary Year C.” This marks the beginning of her 2nd year with our congregation! Questions are welcomed.
To join the Forum presentation on your computer or smartphone, click here. You can also type in the following info to join: Zoom Meeting ID 985 3565 2576 Passcode 123 or to join by phone call 1-646-568-7788 then enter ID 985 3565 2576 (no passcode needed).
Worship Service (10:30am)
The Poetry of Belonging
Presented by Amy G.S.A. Brooks
Amy will share a selection of readings from her new book that speak to theme of Building Belonging.
* Please Note: Religious Exploration will kick off today!
ZOOM: To join on your computer or smartphone click here to start Zoom or enter Meeting ID: 966 3267 0535 then passcode: 712244. To join via your phone only: dial 1-646-568-7788 and enter Meeting ID 966 3267 0535, then passcode 712244. If you are from another region, find your local number. NOTE: This is a NEW Zoom link, ID number, and passcode in effect until the end of December 2025. If you would like to access the folder with the “Order of Service” document, please click this link and navigate to the current week.
Woven Basket: To support our congregation's mission, please contribute to the Operating Fund and Woven Basket via SimpleGive. The Woven Basket recipient for September is Interfaith Committee for Migrant Justice (ICMJ). The Interfaith Committee for Migrant Justice (ICMJ) is a local umbrella organization bringing together communities of faith and people of conscience to increase community education and public awareness of migrant issues. It provides resources and support to migrants, refugees, asylum seekers, and foreign nationals in our communities. ICMJ maintains a Welcome Center that offers drop-in hospitality; keeps a list of community, state, and organizational resources; and hosts community potluck meals and community-building events. Members of UUCD’s Migrant Justice Team are members of ICMJ and provide a link between the congregation and this important community resource.
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Come In. Connect with yourself, your spirit, and an inclusive community.
Begin. Embark on a free and responsible search for truth and meaning.
Be with us. Together, we will be a force for good in this broken world.
We are Diverse Thinkers
We need not think alike to love alike. We are people of many beliefs and backgrounds: people with a religious background, people with none, people who believe in a God, people who don’t, and people who just let the mystery be. We seek to welcome you just as you are: your whole self, with all your truths and your doubts, your fears and your hopes.
We Support Each Other
From infancy to old age, we support each other’s paths as we seek to live lives of integrity, compassion, commitment, and joy. We help each other learn and grow as we explore our faiths, our identities, and our world.
We Act for Justice
We have a legacy of “deeds not creeds.” Our work for a better world calls us to harness love’s power to stop oppression. From grassroots community organizing to state, national, and corporate advocacy; in protest marches, prayer vigils, and press conferences; in homeless shelters and in prisons, we are called to put our faith into action.
We Serve
Service is at the core of our faith. We are called to make a positive difference in the world. We partner with, and advocate for, people and organizations in need of support. We live our values out loud.
Your Journey in Faith Starts Here
Are you ready to learn more? We invite you to get to know our faith community. As you explore our website and learn more about us, feel free to contact us with your questions. We look forward to meeting you and helping you find what you need.