Completing our consideration of The Divine / God, our congregational theme for the month of April, Rev. Ben offers a UU perspective that “belief in God and belief in no-God abide together: each valued, each respected, each necessary.” This service features special music by Karyn and Shaun Collins, and Paul Zawilski.
What is the relationship between Earth Day and The Divine / God, this month’s congregational theme? RE Director Tanya Webster and Rev. Ben are joined by our UUSM children and Chris LaPaglia to honor and celebrate our seventh principle — the interdependent web of all existence of which we are a part.
We continue considering God / The Divine, our April congregational theme, this time through the lens of Easter. Rev. Ben explores the centrality of “loving our neighbors as ourselves” in our UU heritage and values. Guest musicians Clovice Lewis and Carol Cole-Lewis offer special music.
As we continue to live through the pandemic, we consider God / The Divine — April’s theme — in relation to three major religious holidays this month. With Passover starting Wednesday, Betsy Taub shares reflections on past Passovers and their present-day applicability. Rev. Ben helps us consider the monthly theme’s relevance and meaning in our own lives, and in our community.
Join with the UU San Mateo community as we explore ways of coping and caring for one another during the time of COVID-19. Music starts at 9:45.
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These trying times require us all to become more resilient. Join Rev. Ben Meyers, Music Director Joel Chapman, Musicians Paul Zawilski and the UUSM Choir, with a … read more.
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Because of the public-health threat posed by the Coronavirus, our community has decided not to meet on-site temporarily, to do our part to slow the spread and lessen the impact of … read more.
Unitarian Universalism’s sixth principle “affirms and promotes the goal of world community with peace, liberty, and justice for all.” Our congregation is a denominational leader for embodying a deep and abiding relationship with our partner church in the Philippine village of Ulay. We are changing lives and improving conditions through spiritual, educational, and economic programs that model an ongoing, mutually-transformative, international partnership. Come learn, celebrate, and support this vital work!
Generosity is a spiritual practice. It helps to transform an ordinary community into one that is beloved. How can we learn to be more generous in substance and spirit?
Video Highlights
Sermon by The Rev. Ben Meyers.
Music by the Choir. “O Love” by Elaine Hagenberg, and “Ektenia … read more.
Love and acts of generosity can change a person’s life for the better — for both the receiver and the giver. Join this all-ages worship when we explore love, celebrate generous natures, and offer a special congregational dedication for one of our newly born.
