Used Electric Vehicles Could Reduce Pain at the Pump Nothing like a war in the Mideast to highlight another reason why fossil fuels are our past, not our future. EV owners can happily ignore the $6 per gallon budget buster. Drivers experiencing pain at the pump are looking to buy EVs, but affordability and the … Continue reading Climate Conversations
What: A 1 day workshop to introduce students to OWL curriculum and learn about the physical and emotional changes of puberty. UUFSD will host the non profit, More Than Sex Ed, as presenters of this workshop. Who: Grades 4-6 When: May 31, 2026 Where: Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of San Dieguito Contact: Emily Host at explore@uufsd.org … Continue reading Our Wholes Lives Workshop, Grades 4-6 — May 31 (Parents May 13)
UUFSD Writers’ Circle is a gathering of people who want to share their writing experiences. Our interests are broad and diverse: fiction, poetry, non-fiction, and memoir. We meet in person on the UUFSD campus in the conference room in the new administration building on the third Saturday of each month from 10-12 to support each … Continue reading UUFSD Writers’ Circle — meeting monthly
April 1, 12:00 to 1:30 pm in Founders Hall. Bring your lunch. Our very own Bob Isaacson (who runs the monthly Day of Mindfulness Silent Walking Meditations on Saturdays) is presenting at this month’s SDIMA Dialogue meeting. Bob was drawn to the Buddha’s teachings on the path to the end of suffering 31 years ago … Continue reading SDIMA Dialogue: The Teachings of Buddha in 2026 — April 1
KEY MINISTERS ADVOCATING ANNEXATION OF GAZA Several far-right Israeli ministers have publicly and repeatedly advocated for the annexation of the West Bank and the re-occupation/annexation of Gaza, along with policies that encourage Palestinian emigration. These calls are not official Israeli government policy but are pushed by key members of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s coalition BEZALEL … Continue reading PALESTINE-ISRAEL JUSTICE GROUP “FACTS”
Somos Tías continues to serve our neighbors who are food insecure. We have 3 asks from our congregation: sugar, plastic grocery bags, and gently used children’s books, all ages. Please bring these items to the Core area each Sunday. Thanks for your generosity! Posted by Robin Sales
Interested in an adult religious exploration opportunity? Check out the workshops offered by other local DREs. Zoom workshops will be offered April 28 and May 19- all are welcome to join! Information is HERE Registration is HERE Posted by Emily Host
The Pacific Southwest UU Assembly will take place in Rancho Palos Verdes from April 24-26. Please see attached flyer with schedule and registration information. Religious exploration and social justice workshops are offered throughout the weekend. Youth programming available all day Saturday. If you are interested in attending with other UUFSD members, please email explore@uufsd.org. We … Continue reading Pacific Southwest UU Assembly – April 24-26
Upcycle your stash! Keep Sewing Alive organizes a biannual fabric sale at Covenant Presbyterian Church in San Diego (2930 Howard Street). They happily take fabric donations and make those donations available to students and others – very affordably – at their sales. For those of us who love sewing, it’s a really fun event. If … Continue reading Climate Conversations
POTLUCK following EARTH DAY SERVICE: Plant-Based Planet-Friendly: Sunday, April 19. A variety of speakers, music, plus potluck to follow. Everyone bring a healthy plant-based dish to share. Let’s ALL participate to help our planet and all creatures to thrive. Invite family/friends to participate! If you don’t cook: salads & fruit plates are welcome! Plant-Based Vegan: … Continue reading POTLUCK: Plant-Based Planet-Friendly — April 19
