Category: Chalice Blog

News from the Chalice Unitarian Univeralist Congregation in Escondido, CA

Report on Social Justice Forum

On Saturday, March 18, sixteen Chalice congregants gathered to reflect on our congregation’s social justice calling. We considered joining a public statement that “At this extraordinary time in our nation’s history…we will oppose any and all unjust government actions to deport, register, discriminate, or despoil.” … read more.

April Minister’s Message

Beloved community,

I was reminded this past weekend that not everyone is aware that Rev. Elizabeth Bukey will be leaving Chalice by the end of June. Her position, Minister of Congregational Life, was funded for three years, and unfortunately, we will not likely be able to … read more.

From Our Board President February 2017

Chalice UU Congregation publishes a monthly newsletter. This is an article written by our Board President, Kathy Zapata for the February 2017 newsletter.

“If the world were merely seductive, that would be easy. If it were merely challenging, that would be no problem. But I arise … read more.

Volunteers Needed for Ushering

At the January 15 “greeter” meeting, a decision was reached to separate some of the traditional greeter duties to create a new position for Sunday mornings: usher.

Ushers are part of worship team along with worship associates, song leaders, story tellers, musicians, and our Chalice professional … read more.

Chalice Delegation Visits Our Muslim Neighbors

Chalice congregants signed cards of love and support for our Muslim friends at church on Sunday, January 29. The card was then delivered to the Islamic Society of North County (ISNC, located in Escondido) on Friday, February 3.

Four Chalice congregants represented our community in delivering the … read more.

From the Board President January 2017

BOARD PRESIDENT’S NEWSLETTER COLUMN  –  JANUARY 2017

I dare say that many of us in our little community are beginning 2017 with a sense of relief – at least 2016 is over! We experienced real losses this past year, both within our congregation and more distant … read more.