Rev. Sharon on Blog Talk Radio
Rev. Sharon Wylie spent a half hour this morning being interviewed for the “Success Journeys” portion of the Blog Talk Radio program, “There’s a U in Success.”
You can listen here.
News from the Chalice Unitarian Univeralist Congregation in Escondido, CA
Rev. Sharon Wylie spent a half hour this morning being interviewed for the “Success Journeys” portion of the Blog Talk Radio program, “There’s a U in Success.”
You can listen here.
Excerpts from the June 21 worship service “What Have You Learned?”
In her book Woman on the Edge of Time, Marge Piercy writes of a utopian society, and one of the practices there was for the elderly to spend the day with the children. One person … read more.
Photo by flickr user Steve Rhodes, used under Creative Commons License.
Last month, Chalice’s Immigrant Justice group met with Patricia of the North County Immigration Task Force (NCITF). The North County Immigration Task Force is an ad hoc organization bringing together grassroots leaders, … read more.
UU Justice Ministry Border Trip to Tijuana – March 27-30, 2015
Discovering the Ravages of our Immigration Policy
By Chalice members Sally and Dennis Brown
We met Javier at Freedom Park located right on the border in Playa, Tijuana Mexico on Sunday morning. For 44 years, Javier … read more.
It’s the end, and it’s just the beginning. We’ve finished our discernment work with the UU Justice Ministry of California, and now the work of building a congregational social justice ministry begins. We have two focus issues: economic justice and immigrant justice. Now task forces … read more.
Some of you have asked me, “didn’t we already do a social justice discernment when we picked our charity partners?” Yes and no. The Charity Task Force did help lead the congregation through discernment, and the partners we identified are indeed part of our … read more.
Beloved community,
Let’s talk about fires.
In 2007, wildfires in San Diego forced every single member of my immediate family to evacuate their homes. Living near SDSU, my husband, Peter, and I were the only ones not evacuated. There was a moment in time when it seemed that fires … read more.