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Beauty Born of Brokenness
Can what’s been repaired be more beautiful than what was broken? Kintsugi, the Japanese art of putting broken pottery pieces back together with gold is a worthy metaphor for our lives as it reminds us that embracing imperfections can create a more beautiful and resilient “us” where the “scars” of our brokenness can be part of the design, rather than trying to hide them.
Come join us as a trio of our members weave a tapestry of beauty born of brokenness.
Bring repaired objects….
Worship Leader, Gail Johnson Vaughan, Cheryl Morris, Worship Associate
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Annual Thanksgiving Potluck
Our yearly tradition is back again for a soul- and belly-filling festive feast! No out-of-town plans this year? No family nearby? Too much work to prepare ALL that food? Come to UUCM’s Annual Thanksgiving Potluck with Rev. Kevin Tarsa and your UUCM family! All are welcome – members, friends, neighbors, family and any others.
Holiday Bazaar – call for donations!
It’s time to starting thinking of what you could donate for our annual Holiday Bazaar! Are you a sewer, a woodworker, a crafter, a painter… or do you have an item in your possession that could make a great gift for someone else to love for a while? Please bring your Holiday Bazaar treasures to UUCM’s office…
Share the Plate
UUCM’s September Share the Plate recipient, Nevada County Habitat for Humanity, will receive $911.47, thanks to generous UUCM members, friends, and visitors. These weekly donations add up. Thank you all. As of this writing, we are currently finishing up collections for our October partner, Bear Yuba Land Trust. Our November Share the Plate recipient is…
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Since 1994, the Unitarian Universalist Community of the Mountains has been home to progressive religion in Northern California. We gather in safe and compassionate community, seeking our varied spiritual truths. We affirm our interdependence, celebrate our differences, and seek to be a thoughtful and courageous voice for liberal religion. We invite you to explore this website to find out more about who we are and what we do, and whether this just might be a community for you.
