Speaker: Rev. Aija Simpson-Newbury

Easter/Earth Day

with Worship Associate Rev. Dr. Wakoh Shannon Hickey The Give the Plate beneficiary of this service will be Rebuilding Together Petaluma.

Field Trip Service: Joint Worship with UU Santa Rosa – “Songs of Resistance and Peace”

with Worship Leaders Rev. Dave Clements and Rev. Aija Simpson-Newbury; Worship Associate Gage Purdy; and musicians Gage Purdy, Sally Jones, and pianist Roger Corman  Save the date for this very special event, as our entire congregation is invited to join with the Santa Rosa congregation at the Unitarian Universalist Congregation Santa Rosa (547 Mendocino Ave, downtown Santa Rosa). This will … Continue reading Field Trip Service: Joint Worship with UU Santa Rosa – “Songs of Resistance and Peace”

The Ordination of Rosemary Dodd

Rev. Jaimie Simon, preaching, with Rev. Aija Simpson-Newbury, Rev. Dr. Roger Jones, Rev. Lucy Bunch, Rev. Joanna Lubkin, Martha Durkee-Neuman, and Phoebe Eckart-Lee, with worship assistants Jodi Boyle and KC Greaney.Ashley Mulcaire, ordination music director; Rachel Steiner, Cantor and UUP Choir Director; Anthony Tavianini, UUSS Choir Director; Dr. Irina Tchantceva, pianist; The UUP Brass Ensemble; … Continue reading The Ordination of Rosemary Dodd

An Inherited and Chosen Faith

We all arrive at this faith from different paths. Whether you choose it, inherit it, or some of both, now that we are here, we create it together. Join us for an exploration of some stories from our faith history and how we are called to belong together today in the communities we build.

Counting Our Blessings

Rev. Aija Simpson-Newbury Worship Associate: Nancy Blake Musician: Gary Rossi, Tony Blake, and the Larking About Choir As we kick off our Annual Budget Drive, we ask: what gifts do we seek and what gifts are already here?

Staying in the Fight: Resisting the “anesthetizing security of stained glass windows”

In the coming months and years we will be called upon to stay committed to the work of resilience and resistance. How do we fight the temptation to look away? Can we engage in meaningful practices of solidarity with people whose lives look very different from our own?