UU 101 is an interactive, introductory session in which we’ll explore the history, principles, and sources of Unitarian Universalism and our congregation’s mission statement. There will be plenty of time for questions and discussion, because, after all, UU is a denomination where questioning is highly encouraged!
Come be held by gentle live music before the Joys & Sorrows Candlelight Service. 1st Mondays – 6:30pm music, 7:00pm service.
Join us for an intimate, candle-lit service of singing together and sharing the joys and sorrows in our hearts. Come at 6:30 to be held by gentle live music before the service. 1st Mondays, 6:30pm music, 7pm service.
Walk with us at Wolf Creek Trail.
Meet at the Northstar Mine Parking Lot, 10884 Allison Ranch Rd, Grass Valley.
The UUCM Men’s Group has informal gatherings of warm and welcoming UU men. Topics include life experiences, world events, art, science, religion or the lack of it. It is a group that is thoroughly stimulating and interesting and seeks always to be nonjudgmental. We have no leaders and no agenda. All men are welcome. […]
The Humanism Discussion Group is a gathering for both those who identify as humanists and those who are interested in learning about this philosophy. Discussions explore aspects of humanism, as well as various topics and their connections to this belief system, with a focus on how humanism relates to today’s world. […]
Walk with us at Condon Park or in town!
Meet outside 418 Chapel St, Grass Valley.
Drum Circle/workshop Lead by Bob Scarlett. Bring a drum if you have one (Bob will have a few extra drums if you don’t have one.) New and experienced drummers all welcome!
The whole idea of “resistance” pushes people’s buttons. Sometimes our response comes from a discomfort with or rejection of the idea of resistance, and sometimes the button that’s pushed is a “Hell yes, let’s go!” button. Together, we’ll dive into the complexities of “resistance,” framing resistance not as rebellion for its own sake, but as an expression of faithfulness to our shared values. Rev. Kevin Tarsa with Carol Nimick, Worship Associate
The whole idea of “resistance” pushes people’s buttons. Sometimes our response comes from a discomfort with or rejection of the idea of resistance, and sometimes the button that’s pushed is a “Hell yes, let’s go!” button. Together, we’ll dive into the complexities of “resistance,” framing resistance not as rebellion for its own sake, but as an expression of faithfulness to our shared values. Rev. Kevin Tarsa with Carol Nimick, Worship Associate
