Join Rev. Heather for a candlelit vigil to commemorate the anniversary of the 2013 Sandy Hook school shooting and honor the over 500,000 people who have been killed by guns since the tragedy. This brief service is part of the #FreedomToLive National Mobilization Days to #EndGunViolence and will include music, readings, and silent meditation. Join … Continue reading #FreedomToLive Vigil – Dec. 14
You are invited to a conversation with the UUFSD Transition Team. During the past three months, we explored how our Fellowship is doing and what can be done to make it better. We would appreciate your feedback, your ideas and your energy. Please join us. November 23, 11:15 – 12:15 Post by Linda Pratt
Join us for a multi-generational holiday event! Music, food, crafts, and holiday fun for all ages. December 13, 4:30 – 6:30 pm Founders Hall. Posted by Emily Host for the RE Committee
MEDIA CENSORSHIP IN ISRAEL Foreign journalists working in Israel must obtain government permission, including a declaration that they will abide by the censor. “In order to get a visa as a journalist, you have to get approval from GPO” — Government Press Office — “and therefore you have to sign a document that says you … Continue reading UUFSD PALESTINE-ISRAEL JUSTICE GROUP FACTS
Don’t miss our annual UUFSD Holiday Party! Mark your calendars now so that you are able to attend this multigenerational event. Gift wrapping, ornament making, reading corner, music & carol singing, food, drinks, fellowship, and more! Posted by Heather Megill for the RE Committee
Smart Climate Fixes All Across the U.S. The New York Times article, “50 States 50 Fixes” does more than aleve your eco anxiety. It reaffirms your faith in American creativity and ingenuity and the ability of individuals to make a real difference. The California story, “How to Revive California’s Underwater Forests? Smash a hungry, spiky … Continue reading Climate Conversations
UUFSD was introduced to Somos TIAS, meaning both Take Inspired Action Siempre and We are Aunties, at last Sunday’s service on 11/9/25. Those who came were moved by the personal stories of three TIAS members, two amazing singer/songwriters, and two eighth grade students who find hope for themselves and the world in these times by … Continue reading Ways to Support TIAS
Following the October 2023 attacks, the scale and nature of the Israeli military’s response in Gaza has drawn intense international scrutiny and allegations of genocide and ethnic cleansing. Mass displacement: The Israeli military has ordered the mass evacuation of Palestinians, displacing an estimated 90% of Gaza’s population—about 1.9 million people, many repeatedly. Human Rights Watch … Continue reading EHNIC CLEANZING IN GAZA
Clean Energy and Environmental Justice We are grounded in environmental justice. We affirm and promote the framework of race- and class-informed environmental justice and strive to center the leadership and needs of frontline communities. – This is one of the values guiding the UU Ministry for Earth. We are fortunate here in San Diego to … Continue reading Climate Conversations
On Monday, November 10th, UUFSD’s 2nd Monday Book Club will be discussing the memoir Born on a Blue Day: Inside the Extraordinary Mind of an Autistic Savant (2007) by Daniel Tammet. One of the world’s 50 living autistic savants is the first to tell his compelling and inspiring life story and explain how his incredible … Continue reading 2nd Monday BOOK CLUB November 10th 6:30pm
