Monte Vista UU Congregation
invites you to join our
Online Sunday Service
We invite you to participate in our virtual and vibrant weekly Worship hosted on Zoom during these days we are all staying-at-home.
Our Sunday morning worship is our online place to be together each week that brings each of us an opportunity to breathe, sing, and simply be together. We pray, we laugh, we wonder, we question. We bring our celebrations & compassions together as one in our online sacred space. All are welcome, wherever your life journey is taking you now…
Please contact our office for the Link and Password.
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Covid-19 Update:
With both compassion and wisdom for the best care of our Congregation, and in response to directives from national healthcare centers and the UUA, the MVUUC Board and Rev Maggie announce that our Sunday Services, Religious Exploration, and all other gatherings are cancelled until further notice.
Our Minister RevMaggie, our Lay Leaders, and Music Director Lily Popova will be using technology to create ways we can stay closely connected and care for the Spirit of Life within us all during this time of uncertainty.
Brynda Jones, MVUUC Office Administrator will be in during regular hours and is available to respond to your calls, and forward your messages.
email: officeadmin @ montevistauu.org
call: 909.626.0520
RevMaggie:
email: minister @ montevistauu.org
text or call: 626.205.4458
Upcoming Virtual Sunday Services
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Sun27Sep2020
Our 5th Principle states, "We covenant to affirm and promote the right of conscience and the use of the democratic process within our congregations and in society at large." Some may wonder why UU's have enshrined the value of Democracy as an important religious value. When seen in the context of all our beloved seven principles it will be clear why this is so.
Everyone is welcome!
INVITE YOUR FRIENDS AND FAMILY
(Share the Zoom Connect and OOS to be sent out by email on Saturday)
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Sun04Oct2020
Robbie Dunlop sifted through the wildfire’s ash, poking through the cremains of their beloved home in Talent, Oregon. Among the ashes, Robbie was relieved to find a kitchen utensil that had belonged to Grandmother many, many years before... a spoon she used often - no matter what she cooked. It didn’t matter if it was ham or spaghetti, as long as you had that spoon, it all came out right.
Grandmother told Robbie the story over and again: "Don't fret if you're not a very good cook, it's the spoon that makes everything turn out so good."
What might that "Grandmother’s Spoon" be for us... that unique utensil that'll make it all come out right?
Join Rev Maggie as we sift out the treasures that remain magic and meaningful after great loss.
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Sun27Sep2020
Our 5th Principle states, "We covenant to affirm and promote the right of conscience and the use of the democratic process within our congregations and in society at large." Some may wonder why UU's have enshrined the value of Democracy as an important religious value. When seen in the context of all our beloved seven principles it will be clear why this is so.
Everyone is welcome!
INVITE YOUR FRIENDS AND FAMILY
(Share the Zoom Connect and OOS to be sent out by email on Saturday) -
Sun04Oct2020
Robbie Dunlop sifted through the wildfire’s ash, poking through the cremains of their beloved home in Talent, Oregon. Among the ashes, Robbie was relieved to find a kitchen utensil that had belonged to Grandmother many, many years before... a spoon she used often - no matter what she cooked. It didn’t matter if it was ham or spaghetti, as long as you had that spoon, it all came out right.
Grandmother told Robbie the story over and again: "Don't fret if you're not a very good cook, it's the spoon that makes everything turn out so good."
What might that "Grandmother’s Spoon" be for us... that unique utensil that'll make it all come out right?
Join Rev Maggie as we sift out the treasures that remain magic and meaningful after great loss.
We look forward to meeting together in person
when the Covid-19 ‘Shelter at Home’ order has been lifted
and we no longer have to ask ourselves if it is safe to gather together.
We will know when it is time.
Until then, we connect by mail, phone, online technology,
and in our hearts…