Mark your calendars for October 10, 10am-6:30pm.
Come hang out with fellow UUs from around North County at this LGBTQ Pride festival in downtown Oceanside. Volunteer to staff our booth so we can spread the word about our welcoming congregations. The event is run … read more.
Our partner organization has decided to cancel the fence painting scheduled for Saturday, September 12. Forecast predicts triple digit temperature and they are a bit concerned for us; plus the paint will not absorb if the fence is too hot. Please stay tuned to … read more.
Painting and Decorating at Hidden Valley House
Saturday Sept 12, 8:30-11:30AM
240 S Hickory St #110, Escondido
Our help is needed at this emergency shelter for survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault. The house, located in inland North County, is operated by our Charity … read more.
On August 2nd, our offering will go to the North County LGBTQ Resource Center. Chalice congregants helped start this organization, which serves the lesbian, gay, transgender, bisexual, and questioning (LGBTQ) community of North County San Diego. Their mission is to foster and empower … 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.
April 2015: A multigenerational group from Chalice spent a morning at the San Dieguito River Park, weeding and maintaining native restoration areas with the San Dieguito River Valley Conservancy.
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.
July 2014: In July of 2014, Chalice congregants worked with Habitat for Humanity to build a small complex of two-story duplexes on Elm Street in Escondido.
