Our church is a progressive and inclusive community dedicated to respecting the inherent worth and dignity of everyone. Our Sunday services and weekly events are designed to inspire, educate, reassure, and foster thought and action.
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We're located in La Crescenta, a neighborhood near Glendale and Sunland-Tujunga, just south of Foothill Blvd. between the Lowell and Pennsylvania exits of the 210 freeway.
We look forward to meeting you!
Sunday Services at 10:30 A.M.
Sunday Services
May 4: Creating the Vision
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On this day we will explore ideas generated during the recent Canvass. There was an overwhelming desire to enhance the feel of our Fellowship Hall. Using the strengths of both right and left brain thinking, we can make both short and long term goals to achieve heightened comfort and ambiance. Presented by Abby Diamond & Valerie Weston.
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May 11: Love as Equity: Honoring Mothers and Transforming Our World
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This Mother's Day, we gather to explore the profound meaning of love as equity—a love that goes beyond simple niceness or charity. Together, we will honor all who mother, recognizing the myriad forms of nurturing and support that enrich our lives. This sermon challenges us to embrace love as a force for justice and transformation, compelling us to address the needs of mothers and caregivers in our communities. Join us and Rev. Gordon Bailey as we make a collective vow to uplift those who give so selflessly, and reflect on the sacred potential that each life holds for shaping a more compassionate and equitable world. Presented by Rev. Gordon Bailey.
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May 18: An Early Afternoon with Kikanza Nuri-Robins
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Kikanza Nuri-Robins will again grace our pulpit with her expansive and generous thoughts about humankind. The title and details of this service will be announced soon.
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May 25: The Nature of God
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In this recorded message, Alan Watts discusses how spiritual experiences are described in similar terms regardless of the historical time frame, culture or religious background of the one experiencing it; how one’s perception of God is influenced by the culture they live in; and how it is beyond thought or imagination.
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June 1: Discussion Sunday/Potluck Luncheon
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UUA Actions of Immediate Witness (AIWs) are a tool for Unitarian Universalists across our Association to gather support for critical, immediate social concerns. The three proposed are: Fat Liberation: Building Justice and Inclusion for Larger Bodies, Abolition is Faith Formation, Housing: Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
Got a favorite topic, hymn, Ted Talk, friend that plays music, or know someone with an interesting life story?
Please bring your ideas to the Sunday Service/Worship committee.
We encourage everyone to share your thoughts and feedback!
Send an email to services@uuverdugo.org
