News from the Chalice Unitarian Univeralist Congregation in Escondido, CA
Join Rev. Elizabeth after second service (12:15-1:15) to make sack lunches for individuals experiencing homelessness. These lunches will be distributed by Interfaith Community Services, Chalice charity partner and important local resource. Please RSVP to revelizabethbukey@gmail.com if you’d like to help!
Artists and crafters, would be, wanna be’s or are! We are excited to announce there will be a Chalice Arts and Crafts Fair, December 9th, Saturday, 9 – 2pm. Maybe this would be a good time to make a start on arts and crafts for … read more.
Neighborhood Connections are groups of Chalice Congregants that live in geographic areas nearby each other. These groups are being formed as a way for congregants to get to know each other, socialize with each other and/or assist each other on occasion.
We are in the … read more.
As a follow-up to the Social Justice Forum of March 18, the proposed new Chalice Social Justice Homelessness Program is meeting on Sunday, June 25 at 12:15PM in the Sanctuary. Several congregants recently met with Interfaith Community Services (the main provider of homelessness services … read more.
Take a break from your busy life. Pause, breathe, and renew at our beautiful and relaxing de Benneville Pines camp in the San Bernardino Mountains with Rev. Sharon and other members of our church community. Chalice and First Church of San Diego come together … read more.
These are the remarks Rev. Sharon offered at the April 7th pledge drive dinner.
A little less than five years ago, this congregation voted to call me as your settled minister. We were so excited to have found each other! Everything seemed possible together.
I went back … read more.
Kathy ZapataOur Renovation Committee, led by Bob Nelson, and our Capital Campaign, led by Jim Idell, presented some tough realities to the Board of Trustees during our April meeting. Despite the phenomenal efforts of these two hardworking teams since Chalice embarked on our expansion plans … read more.
This is the prayer of confession shared during this morning’s service. It originates from First Church in Jamaica Plain Unitarian Universalist, where it was written by Rev. Terry Burke. It has been subsequently revised by Rev. Elizabeth Bukey, and revised again by Rev. Sharon Wylie.
Prayer of … read more.
May 7 is our monthly Social Justice Sunday, when we donate our offering to a local organization that makes a difference in our larger community.
This month, our offering supports the Center for Community Solutions (CCS). CCS works to end relationship and sexual violence by … read more.
