Services are currently a hybrid of both in person and via Zoom at this time (subject to change depending on Covid status) -- at 12 noon Sundays; Zoom Links are sent out to members in the Monday newsletter and again on Sunday mornings.
Meeting ID and Password available from president@pacuuf.org or by joining our email list.
All of us are worthy, but none of us is perfect. When we cause harm, we need practices to help us return to covenant and to the path to beloved community. Jewish tradition has a pathway outlined by Jewish philosopher Maimonides as the practices for … read more.
The sermon is a brief history of UU from the perspective of how our 7 values have always been central to our faith. Content by Rev. Erica Baron, delivered by Laura Gordon
Join us for Coffee Hour after the … read more.
Rainbows are a symbol of the Queer community. Just as rainbows are a spectrum of colors, so is our Unitarian Universalist religion a spectrum from Queer to straightallies who covenant to build the Beloved Community. This Pride Month, our UU values call on us to … read more.
This service was written by Rev. Jami Yandle, UU Transgender Outreach Specialist and will be delivered by Laura Gordon.
How do political realities shape our bodies and spirits? This service explores how chronic stress and being overwhelmed are not personal failures, but deeply human responses … read more.
“Mystery’s Meetingplace”
Reverend Heather Janules
Unitarian Universalists often name the experience of “transcending mystery and wonder” as a foundational element of a spiritual life. This service will reflect on two contemporary stories about the intermingling of the sacred and the secular, inviting us to consider how we … read more.
“Practicing Hope”
Laura Gordon presents a modified version of a sermon given by Rev. Nancy Combs Morgan, of the UUA Congregational Life Staff in the Southern Regiion.
In this time of challenge in the greater world, we are called, as Unitarian Universalists, to practice hope. Holding a … read more.
There are many ways to describe and define prayer. A Christian scientist has shown that prayer is a cognitive practice full of problem-solving resources. Prayer can be a form of communication with the divine that is therapeutic.
Fellow congregant Laura Gordon will inform us of Congregational Study Action Issues (CSAI). These are issues selected by UU member congregations for three years of study, reflection and action. The purpose is to provide member congregations of the Association with an opportunity to mobilize energy, … read more.
There is so much change happening right now that it may feel as if the whole world is in a storm. How do we find the way to move with and through the storm? Not running for cover, but finding who we must become to ride … read more.
“How rare it is, how lovely, this fellowship of those who meet
together” (from Psalm 133). Pacific UU Fellowship meets
each Sunday to join together as a spiritual community. Let’s
explore some new ways to nourish our spirits while sharing
time together. We will have … read more.
