Join us as we host very special visitors: 25 Jewish, Muslim and Christian youth from Israel, Palestine and America, along with their host families from San Diego county, will be visiting our Fellowship as part of the Hands of Peace summer program. During the Service, some of the visiting youth will share their personal experiences, and we will introduce them to our UU mission of interfaith dialogue and cooperation.

Drawing on the work of psychotherapist David Richo, we will explore how we can bring mindfulness to our relationships, deepening, or “growing down”, in love.

Four Limitless Ones - Cultivating Love, Compassion, Joy, and Peace

Do people turn to religion to get in touch with their spirituality? Surveys say no. Has religion failed, or do we need to think about how it can serve us better as human beings?

This Service will explore what it would mean to extend justice to earth and all beings... no exceptions.

In our work to build the beloved community, we will look at how forgiveness and gratitude can move us forward.

We look at the practice of forgiveness. Why should we forgive? How do we forgive? Who do we forgive?

We explore the Hindu festival of Diwali, or the festival of lights. This beautiful and colorful festival carries the message that there is a light within each of us that connects to all that is.

We will engage this month’s theme, Death. Let’s explore death from the perspective of the world’s religions and the perspectives of secular views, and consider ways to engage with death to help us live fully.

What does faith mean and look like in different traditions? This Service explores the theme of faith from the perspective of the world’s religions.