Service Every Sunday -10:30am
Religious Exploration -10:30am
(toddlers through High School)
9185 Monte Vista Avenue
Montclair, California 91763
(3 blocks north of the 10 Freeway)
Contact Us
Phone: (909) 626-0520
Email: minister@montevistauu.org
Monte Vista Unitarian Universalist Congregation (formerly the First Unitarian Society of Pomona Valley) has been a beacon of liberal religious life in the Pomona Valley since 1888. We are located just east of Los Angeles.
We are a progressive community that encourages and supports individual spiritual quests while we work together for social justice. We cherish the diversity of age, ability, belief, race, ethnicity, country of origin, language, economic status, education, political perspective, gender, sexual orientation or family structure.
We are Freethinker Friendly: we provide a welcoming community for people with atheist, agnostic, humanist , and other non-theistic world views.
We hope you will find a spiritual home with us.
Upcoming Sunday Worship Services
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Sun
04
Jun
2017
Led by Amy Randall and RE Teachers
We take a look back at this year's program - Discovering OUUr Faith, finding the treasures that were discovered, and honoring those who have worked to make it so successful.
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Sun
11
Jun
2017
Lay Leader: Abraham Peraza
Join us in celebrating life and music as the choir recaps the year with songs most loved by the congregation! Members of the choir and members of the congregation at large will speak on "What Music Means To Me". This service is one of our congregation's high spirited favorites so come celebrate with us!!!
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Sun
18
Jun
2017
Worship Associates: Abraham Peraza, Steve Shirley
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Sun
25
Jun
2017
Lay Leader: Jeanne Coats
A presentation in drama and chant of the Pagan Wheel of the Year, which consists of eight Sabbats or festivals. Modern Pagans view time as circular, as did our Pagan ancestors. Time, for them moved at a slower pace, marked by the motion of the Earth, the apparent motion of the sun, and stars, and the lunar phases. Nature marked out the turning seasons with a series of alternating white and green harvests, and it was from these that the original eight Sabbats, came to be established. It is these we will be sharing.
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Sun04Jun2017
Led by Amy Randall and RE Teachers
We take a look back at this year's program - Discovering OUUr Faith, finding the treasures that were discovered, and honoring those who have worked to make it so successful.
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Sun11Jun2017
Lay Leader: Abraham Peraza
Join us in celebrating life and music as the choir recaps the year with songs most loved by the congregation! Members of the choir and members of the congregation at large will speak on "What Music Means To Me". This service is one of our congregation's high spirited favorites so come celebrate with us!!!
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Sun18Jun2017
Worship Associates: Abraham Peraza, Steve Shirley
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Sun25Jun2017
Lay Leader: Jeanne Coats
A presentation in drama and chant of the Pagan Wheel of the Year, which consists of eight Sabbats or festivals. Modern Pagans view time as circular, as did our Pagan ancestors. Time, for them moved at a slower pace, marked by the motion of the Earth, the apparent motion of the sun, and stars, and the lunar phases. Nature marked out the turning seasons with a series of alternating white and green harvests, and it was from these that the original eight Sabbats, came to be established. It is these we will be sharing.