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This Joy that I Have
Really, how do “they” expect us to feel our joy right now? Is it even okay to feel joy with what we are going through? Well, let’s look more deeply. Some say underneath everything, joy waits as a patient foundation of our being, sometimes covered with woe, sometimes hidden beneath pain and fear, but always available to support our wholeness and action, and always ready to surprise us like the sun breaking through the clouds. Join us as we enter this month of exploring the importance of joy as a tool to sooth, sustain, and empower us. Just “maybe that’s the way light leaks into our weary world.”
Rev. Kevin Tarsa, with Gail Johnson Vaughan, Worship Associate
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George Mann in Concert
George Mann is a songwriter’s singer who would just as soon share stories and songs from the long history of folk music as sing his own songs! George has produced albums featuring such folk music legends as Utah Phillips, Pete Seeger, and Tom Paxton. He has produced national tours of the US and Australia in…
UU 101 for Zoomers!
If you’ve been Zooming services or checking out the website and are curious to find out more, join in for meaningful and fun connection as well as information. Existing members wanting to renew their sense of community and of our religious tradition are encouraged to participate! UU 101 is an interactive, introductory session in which…
New Art Show: Phil Horning
We hope you all had a chance to see Lin Jovanovic’s beautiful mosaic work while it was displayed in the library. We have so many talented, creative members of our congregation, and it is such a privilege to be able to share their work with our members. Speaking of talented, creative members, our newest exhibition…
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All Are Welcome Here!
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.
