Author: Richard Macdonald

GOOD NEWS FROM THE “HELPING OUR NEIGHBOR” SOCIAL JUSTICE ACTION GROUP

We have good news for all our members and friends who travel. We are re-starting our collection of travel toiletries that many of us accumulate from hotels, motels and ships. And, we also have good news for everyone who visits their dentist a few times a year and come away with baggies of toothbrushes, toothpaste … Continue reading GOOD NEWS FROM THE “HELPING OUR NEIGHBOR” SOCIAL JUSTICE ACTION GROUP

PIJG Announcement: Jolly Hollamon talk-back — March 25

In January, the Unitarian Universalist Justice in the Middle East (UUJME) sent a 13-person delegation of UU religious professionals to Palestine. Among them was California activist and organizer, Jolly Hollamon. He will be speaking about his experiences on the trip in an evening talk-back on March 25th at 6:30 pm. (Pacific) Hosted by UUJME & … Continue reading PIJG Announcement: Jolly Hollamon talk-back — March 25

Climate Conversations

Toxic War The war in Iran is causing a humanitarian and global energy crisis and is “emerging as a major environmental disaster” according to David Gelles of the New York Times. Two weeks ago Israeli bombs hit four fuel depots near Tehran, population 10 million. The result was toxic black clouds producing black rain composed … Continue reading Climate Conversations

Family Picnic — March 29

Inviting all parents and children to join together for a family picnic! Join us after service on Sunday, March 29 on the playground. Children can play, parents can connect, and we can all enjoy some refreshments. The RE Committee will provide fruit and muffins. You are welcome to bring something to share or just come … Continue reading Family Picnic — March 29

Climate Conversations

War and Climate The devastating impact of war is often measured in lives lost and homes destroyed, but there is one consequence that is often overlooked – climate impact. In the BBC World Service’s The Climate Podcast, experts Dr. Benjamin Neimark of Queen Mary University and Neta Crawford, author of The Pentagon, Climate Change and … Continue reading Climate Conversations

Climate Conversations

Climate Grief Support The UU Ministry for Earth recently announced unique support for anyone affected by climate change or working for social justice. Climate Justice Movement chaplains are offering spiritual care sessions for groups and individuals now through June 2026. You can make an appointment with Climate Justice Movement Chaplain intern, Chelsea McCoy, who is … Continue reading Climate Conversations