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9185 Monte Vista Avenue
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Monte Vista UU Congregation
invites you to join our hybrid Sunday Service
We invite you to participate in our nourishing weekly Worship in our Sanctuary or online via Zoom.
Our Sunday morning worship is open for you as we value and maintain a connection to all of our Community whether in-person or from our online gathering place that we keep deeply engaged.
Each Sunday at 10:30am, We bring our celebrations & compassions together as one into our shared sacred space.
All are welcome, wherever your life journey is taking you now… Please contact our office for the Link and Password to connect online.
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Post-Pandemic Update:
With both compassion and wisdom for the best care of our Congregation, and in response to directives from the latest Science & Healthcare experts and the UUA, the MVUUC Board and Rev Maggie invite your participation in our In-person and online gatherings for Sunday Worship, Religious Exploration, and Group Meetings.
Our Minister Rev Maggie, our DLRE Robert, our Lay Leaders, and our Music Director Lily Popova will continue to create ways we can stay closely connected and care for the Spirit of Life within us all during this time of re-imagining congregational life.
Brynda Jones, MVUUC Office Administrator is 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 Sunday Services
Event Information:
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Sun03Apr2016
"FROM WHAT'S PAST TO WHAT'S POSSIBLE" - Rev. Galen Guengerich
The problem with many of the challenges we face today — from climate change and inequality to sexism, racism and other forms of bigotry — is that they are so complicated and so deeply-entrenched that it’s hard to know how you and I as individuals should think about them, much less how we might do anything about them. What can one person do? For that matter, what can one congregation do?
Galen Guengerich is Senior Minister of All Souls Unitarian Church, an historic congregation located on the Upper East Side of Manhattan in New York City. He is the tenth person to hold this position in the congregation’s 194-year history. He is a well-known public speaker on important issues of our time. He is author of God Revised: How Religion Must Evolve in a Scientific Age (Palgrave Macmillan) and writes a regular column on “The Search for Meaning” for psychologytoday.com, as well as writing occasionally for Huffington Post and for FaithStreet. Don't miss this topical sermon right here at Monte Vista UU congregation by a dynamic speaker of our own faith.
Event Information:
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Sun03Apr2016
"FROM WHAT'S PAST TO WHAT'S POSSIBLE" - Rev. Galen Guengerich
The problem with many of the challenges we face today — from climate change and inequality to sexism, racism and other forms of bigotry — is that they are so complicated and so deeply-entrenched that it’s hard to know how you and I as individuals should think about them, much less how we might do anything about them. What can one person do? For that matter, what can one congregation do?Galen Guengerich is Senior Minister of All Souls Unitarian Church, an historic congregation located on the Upper East Side of Manhattan in New York City. He is the tenth person to hold this position in the congregation’s 194-year history. He is a well-known public speaker on important issues of our time. He is author of God Revised: How Religion Must Evolve in a Scientific Age (Palgrave Macmillan) and writes a regular column on “The Search for Meaning” for psychologytoday.com, as well as writing occasionally for Huffington Post and for FaithStreet. Don't miss this topical sermon right here at Monte Vista UU congregation by a dynamic speaker of our own faith.
We look forward to welcoming you and meeting together both in our Sanctuary (masked please) and online via Zoom.
As our journey forward from the pandemic unfolds, we continue to connect by mail, phone, online technology, and in our hearts…