Guest sermon by Rev. Barbara Meyers.  Come and explore how a simple smile can be a very powerful practice for body and soul. 

Join us as we reflect upon our mission and how we work for justice in the larger community. Our children will be learning about solidarity and will spend time in class putting together “Blessing Bags” to donate to South Hayward Parish.

Inspired by the work of Sharon Salzberg, we reflect on the Buddhist spiritual path of Lovingkindness as "the liberation of the heart which is love." Led by our Rev. Maria Cristina.

Join us as we explore Love as a guiding force in both the Sikh and Unitarian Universalist tradition.

Reflections on Forgiveness as self-care and spiritual renewal.

As we enter into a new year, we recommit ourselves to the work of building the beloved community.  Hear speeches from Beth Oglivie, Rev. Dr. María Cristina Vlassidis Burgoa, and Rene Castle.

What has the #MeToo movement taught us about relating to others?  How can we use this information to support our social justice work?  Join seminary graduate, Becky Leyser, as she investigates what it means to begin again after so many women have come forward to name their experience.

On Christmas Eve we gather as a community to celebrate the birth of all children, the rebirth of hope, and the miracle of life shared in community. Join us for a beautiful candlelight service with Holiday music and the joyful spirit of the season!

We all need a little magic in our lives. Especially at times when we are waiting for a signal, perhaps searching the night sky for answers. Inspired by the narrative of the Magi/Three Kings, we reflect upon our spiritual journeys and the mystical signs that brought us to new places.

The Rev. Jacqueline Duhart, Senior Minister at the Oakland UU Church, joins Rev. Maria Cristina in the pulpit for a celebration of light. As we enter into the dark of winter, and amidst the holiday bustle, we pause to reflect on light as a universal symbol of hope and faith. Join us as we light both the chalice and the menorah to remind us of the miracle of community and unconditional love.