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Monte Vista UU

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.

MVUUC has a New Minister – the Rev. Pratima Dharm!

 

It’s official! We are proud to announce that Reverend Pratima Dharm has been installed as our new settled minister at our beloved Monte Vista Unitarian Universalist Congregation! It was a beautiful celebration and we wish to thank everyone who attended and volunteered to share in what we experience as “Joy in Community” at Monte Vista UU

Rev. Pratima Dharm Photograph

Biography – Rev. Pratima Dharm

 

Upcoming Sunday Worship Services

  • Sun
    30
    Jun
    2019

    Surrounded by Homelessness

    Guest Speaker: Joe Lyons
    Worship Associate: Jeanne Coats

    Joe Lyons will be speaking to us on the problems of homelessness in our community. He has been working tirelessly in this area for a long time, and will share his expertise with us.

  • Sun
    07
    Jul
    2019

    Sharing the Citizenship Experience

    Chris Sanchez and Catherine Rowlee

    Some of us are U.S. citizens by birth.  Others of us only become naturalized citizens after long, difficult journeys and a complicated application process.  Thus, citizenship means different things to all of us.  We reflect on what citizenship means to several of us from diverse backgrounds.

  • Sun
    14
    Jul
    2019

    Goddess in Every Woman

    Jeanne Coats and Chris Sanchez

    The fate of the Goddess and that of women has been tightly linked for millennia, ever since the Patriarchy displaced them from their rightful status. It’s time to discover your inner Goddess, and…..!

  • Sun
    21
    Jul
    2019

    BUUK Service

    Julie Steinbach and Dolores Burris

    The power of the written word cannot be overstated.  Books can make us laugh, cry, think, smile and rage.  They can transport us to historical events or to the most fanciful imaginary places.  Hear a few fellow congregants tell us about their favorite page turners.