Join our congregants Dennis Brown, Sally Brown, and Victoria Cagle as they, with Rev. Sharon, share learning and reflections from this year’s General Assembly of the Unitarian Universalist Association of Congregation.
https://chaliceuucongregation.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/2017-08-27.mp3
As Unitarian Universalists, we often talk about Building a New Way, but on occasion it can be helpful to first Unbuild and let go of stories that no longer serve us. Join Alix Klingenberg for thoughts on simplifying our lives, so that we might truly … read more.
Think of the amazing objects that make your daily life possible: backpacks, purses, bicycles, water bottles. Today you are invited to bring your treasured objects to church to receive a blessing for the coming year. Congregants who attend school are especially encouraged to bring their … read more.
Human trafficking is San Diego’s second largest underground economy, after drug trafficking. But most of us know very little about this modern day slavery. Please join us for an educational (and gently worded) service as we consider how we can help.
Many voices in the world’s wisdom traditions celebrate the oneness of all energy, matter, and consciousness. As aspects of this sacred unified field, we are called to realize this truth about ourselves. So why do we keep falling asleep into the illusion of separateness? And … read more.
Rev. Sharon shares her reflections and learnings on all the different ways grief touches our lives.
Multigenerational Service
Reading changes lives. Today we celebrate the pleasure and importance of reading! Congregants will share thoughts on the life-changing experience of reading. We’ll remember some of our favorite titles and have opportunities to make recommendations to others.
Do you have something you’ve always wanted to ask a minister, the minister, YOUR minister? Today’s the day to bring your question! Questions will be collected during the service and answered by Rev. Sharon in lieu of a sermon. Children’s questions will be answered during … read more.
The world around us is filled with pleasurable experiences: sounds, sights, things to taste and touch. But too much of a good thing can sometimes be harmful. How do we know when we cross the line from enjoyment to addiction?
9 & 11 AM
Popular guest speaker and UCLA oncology chaplain Michael Eselun will
explore the meaning and hidden gifts that may lie in our stories, just
waiting to be told again.
