Review the instructions for meeting attendees first.
Who Schedules and Who Hosts
Someone involved with the meeting needs to have a professional (i.e., paid for) Zoom account. Rev. Sharon has an account, and several Chalice congregants have purchased their own accounts. There is no need for … read more.
Attending Sunday worship on Zoom means you need to see and hear what’s happening—fairly simple for anyone who is comfortable watching videos on YouTube or other places online.
Attending a meeting on Zoom means that other people need to hear—and hopefully see—YOU. A bit trickier.
If you … read more.
Step 1. Set Up Zoom
Setting Up On a Mobile Device
You do not need a Zoom account (but please know that accounts are free).
For a smart phone or tablet, look for the Zoom app in the app store and download.
“Zoom Cloud Meetings”–it’s free.
“Zoom for Blackberry” for … read more.
Beloved Chalites,
In response to direction from local and state officials prohibiting gatherings where people cannot observe social distancing (staying 6 feet apart), our Sunday worship through the end of March will happen online.
I have reached this decision in consultation with two of our Chalice members: … read more.
Beloved Chalites,
I’m so sorry that my sermon series on living in an age of overwhelm has turned out to be terribly and perpetually appropriate!
I know many of you are worried about the coronavirus and its potential impact. And I know this worry is heightened by … read more.
We’ll have a “Membership 101” class on Sunday, April 5 from 10:15 to 11 a.m. in the Green Room. This will be a time for congregants who are considering membership at Chalice to learn more about the rights and responsibilities that come with membership.
You are … read more.
If you haven’t been into the Fellowship Building Kitchen lately, please be sure to go in and check out our Connections Table. Which one is the Connections Table? It is next to the double doors and has a bulletin board hanging on the wall above … read more.
Beloved community,
As we—finally! at long last!—get settled into our new space and continue to adjust to all the changes on our campus (we have a campus!), you will notice that we are paying fresh attention to the names of our rooms and buildings. This is … read more.
A story about how Chalice has changed in the past few years…
Back in July 2014, we worked on a Habitat for Humanity project here in Escondido. In order to participate, we had to pay $1500, and at that time, the money came from the Social … read more.
The following is an excerpt from Rev. Sharon Wylie’s sermon “Bend Don’t Break” offered on September 15, 2019
That feeling of being immobilized, of numbing ourselves to escape the feeling of overwhelm: that’s what has prompted this 10-sermon series, what I call our annual Spirit Study … read more.
