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Dos and Don’ts of Recycling Here is what you can and cannot put in ...

What To Do with Other Stuff Take the following items to the Shoreway Buy-Back and ...

No Hikes in July or August I will not be leading a hike in July ...

You-Pick Berries June 15 Pick fresh, organic berries from R&R Fresh Farms in ...

Woods Working: A Moral Question Maybe it is just me, but I sense we, as ...

Tour Shoreway Recycling Center June 12 China Refuses to Recycle Our Plastic, Now What? For more ...

Notice of the UUFRC Annual Meeting Sunday, May 19, 201912:00 pm to 1:00 pmUUFRC Sanctuary We will ...

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Board of Trustees Meeting Tuesday, 06/25/2019 Contact: Steve Hill
Fossil-Free Mid-Peninsula Wednesday, 06/26/2019 Come join us as we work toward ridding the Peninsula first, then the world, of [...]
Spiritual Autobiography Writing Group Wednesday, 06/26/2019 Group Leader: Marina Rose If you are interested in joining a spiritual writing group, contact [...]
Transition Team Meeting Wednesday, 06/26/2019 This is the committee meeting with Rev. Gretchen to help her guide the interim ministry [...]
Choir setup Thursday, 06/27/2019
Women's Circle Thursday, 06/27/2019 The women's circle is held once a month from 7-9pm to gather together in support [...]
SF Peninsula People Power Thursday, 06/27/2019 San Francisco Peninsula People Power (SFPPP), a non-partisan, grassroots civil rights organization covering San Mateo [...]
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UUs rally to end mass incarceration, stop Spokane jail expansion
Elaine McArdle Chanting “End mass incarceration!” and “Schools not cells!” about 1,000 Unitarian Universalists gathered in a public park in Spokane, Washington, for the General Assembly 2019 public witness event.
Commission invites UUs to build a ‘truly hospitable’ faith
Mary Byron, Natalie Fenimore, Cir L’Bert Jr., Elias Ortega-Aponte, Leslie Takahashi ‘If we were able to fashion a UUA that could work for the person who had been the most marginalized among us, it would work better for everyone.’