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Please talk to your meeting / event coordinator for information about the status of your event.

NOTE:  Open Gate is allowing students on-site with strict Covid-19 procedures that any visitors or staff are being asked to follow. for more information, please contact the church office at 650-365-6913.

Yaseen Foundation, 621 Masonic Way, Belmont CA 94002

Food is delivered by Second Harvest Food Bank, distributed by many volunteers to many more recipients

This is the rehearsal for the February 28th service, Rev. Brian worship leader, Chris DeCardy worship associate.

This group commits to meet regularly to build close relationships through the sharing of personal joys and sorrows and discussing selected topics.

This volunteer opportunity is open, contact Jorie Schulz for information

The Book Discussion Group meets the first Monday of the month at 7:30 for a lively talk about their reading. Books are chosen by member consensus – both fiction and nonfiction, usually current but not always.  Everyone is welcome to join throughout the year; We hope to see you there.

For information about what we are reading now, see the Book Discussion Group page.

This meeting will take place virtually put on by Eduardo Pretell. Please see him for details

The UUFRC Mens Group meets 1st & 3rd Tuesdays, 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm

This meeting occurs the 1st Tuesday of every month.

This Group will meet the first Tuesday of each month facilitated by Elizabeth Chitouras.

Guitar Song Circle Open to all who want to play and sing with us. Novices will be gently and patiently coached. Most play guitar, but we’ll sneak in a banjo or bass or other instruments at times. We sing mostly folk, country and Americana tunes, but will play anything that anyone requests and wants to teach the others. We frequently practice songs to perform at Second Sunday services.

UU Peninsula Cluster – Adult Faith Formation
Facilitators – Rev. Brian Ferguson (UUFRC) and Tanya Webster, Dir. of Faith Formation (UUSM)

Get Zoom Link

Contact dre@uusanmateo.org or learningjourney@uufrc.org with questions.

Many Unitarian Universalists can struggle to describe Unitarian Universalism to others including fellow Unitarian Universalists. This series of workshops will help each of us to explore and express our religious values in an affirmative and hopefully deeper way. While based on the curriculum Articulating Your UU Faith, our facilitators are expanding the course material to bring a greater multicultural perspective and to connect with a greater sense of being part of a Religious Community.

Topics include how vocabulary and cultural backgrounds affect our values; examining our UU Principles, history, multicultural engagement, and anti-racist work; and developing our personal expression of our religious values as an individual within our religious communities.

Class participants will have the option to participate in the April 11 service and share their newly crafted expression.

Four Thursdays, 02/25, 03/04, 03/18, 03/25. No class on 03/11

This meeting will take place via a private Zoom.  Please see Nancy for details.

San Francisco Peninsula People Power (SFPPP), a non-partisan, grassroots civil rights organization covering San Mateo and Santa Clara Counties, was organized as a result of a nationwide event by the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) in March 2017 to encourage volunteers to help build and strengthen local communities in affirming our American values of respect, equality, and solidarity.  We meet monthly on the first Thursday.  All are welcome.

Sponsored by Social Action Committee.

The March theme is commitment.

UUFRC in partnership with UU San Mateo (UUSM) is offering joint online children’s and youth religious education (RE) this year for grades PreK to 12.

This class meets twice a month on Zoom.

Zoom links are sent to registered families via email.

For registration: https://www.jotform.com/form/202154975045152

The March theme is Commitment

UUFRC in partnership with UU San Mateo (UUSM) is offering joint online children’s and youth religious education (RE) this year for grades PreK to 12.

This class meets twice a month on Zoom.

Zoom links are sent to registered families via email.

For registration: https://www.jotform.com/form/202154975045152

The March theme is Commitment

UUFRC in partnership with UU San Mateo (UUSM) is offering joint online children’s and youth religious education (RE) this year for grades PreK to 12.

This class meets twice a month on Zoom.

Zoom links are sent to registered families via email.

For registration: https://www.jotform.com/form/202154975045152

This meeting will take place via a private platform the second Monday of each month.  Please contact the host for information about the committee, its function, and meetings.

This meeting will take place via Zoom.

When SIP order lifts, this meeting is usually held at the Davis house.

We are one of the longest continuous writers groups at UUFRC and will continue to meet over Zoom until the COVID shelter-in-place are fully removed.

Guitar Song Circle Open to all who want to play and sing with us. Novices will be gently and patiently coached. Most play guitar, but we’ll sneak in a banjo or bass or other instruments at times. We sing mostly folk, country and Americana tunes, but will play anything that anyone requests and wants to teach the others. We frequently practice songs to perform at Second Sunday services.

This meeting will take place via a private Zoom.  Please see Kaye for details.

Fools Mission is a consciousness-raising ministry of supportive companionship and hope. Fools Mission deliberately builds solidarity, friendship, and community among people from all walks of life, including all levels of access to wealth and privilege. To learn more, please drop by or contact the organizer.

The women’s circle is held once a month from 7-9pm to gather together in support and exploration. A circle gathering format will be used, while topics and activities will vary month to month. View the News page to find out more about the topic for each gathering. Open to anyone self-identified as female, 18+.

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In this class we introduce young children to Unitarian Universalist values and identity in an age-appropriate way. We light the chalice together, have circle time, share a picture book, sing songs and play simple games. We seek to create a calm, welcoming virtual space with a familiar routine where children can enjoy seeing their friends and teachers. We hope you and your child will join us.

UUFRC in partnership with UU San Mateo (UUSM) is offering joint online children’s and youth religious education (RE) this year for grades PreK to 12.

This class meets the Second Saturday of the month on Zoom.  Zoom links are sent to registered families via email.

For registration: https://www.jotform.com/form/202154975045152

This event will take place via the UUFRC Zoom Biz account.  Please see Jen Gill for details.

Join us as we talk about our favorite places! We may not have been able to travel this past year but we can still talk about the favorite places we have been to. Maybe it’s a park, the seashore, inside a favorite story, use your imagination! Come and share with us as we join you in your travels.

Hello UUFRC Newcomer,
Are you UU curious? Have you attended a service and wonder what we are all about? Every second Sunday, after the virtual coffee half hour, the Connections Coordinator, Jen Gill, will hold a Newcomer Welcome Circle for anyone who has questions about our beliefs, our faith, what we do at UUFRC, etc. Come on in, we welcome you!

This group commits to meet regularly to build close relationships through the sharing of personal joys and sorrows and discussing selected topics.

This volunteer opportunity is open, contact Jorie Schulz for information

This meeting will take place virtually put on by Eduardo Pretell. Please see him for details

The UUFRC Mens Group meets 1st & 3rd Tuesdays, 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm

Virtual Meeting URL: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86111883761?pwd=QnAxZG96d0lGK0VwMnArOFRFUUJKUT09
Virtual Meeting ID: 861 1188 3761
Virtual Meeting Passcode: 424928

Guitar Group (2nd Sunday practice), Wednesday, 03/17, 6:00 PM, Virtual Meeting, Contact David Krevor (dhkrevor@gmail.com)

Guitar Song Circle Open to all who want to play and sing with us. Novices will be gently and patiently coached. Most play guitar, but we’ll sneak in a banjo or bass or other instruments at times. We sing mostly folk, country and Americana tunes, but will play anything that anyone requests and wants to teach the others. We frequently practice songs to perform at Second Sunday services.

UU Peninsula Cluster – Adult Faith Formation
Facilitators – Rev. Brian Ferguson (UUFRC) and Tanya Webster, Dir. of Faith Formation (UUSM)

Get Zoom Link

Contact dre@uusanmateo.org or learningjourney@uufrc.org with questions.

Many Unitarian Universalists can struggle to describe Unitarian Universalism to others including fellow Unitarian Universalists. This series of workshops will help each of us to explore and express our religious values in an affirmative and hopefully deeper way. While based on the curriculum Articulating Your UU Faith, our facilitators are expanding the course material to bring a greater multicultural perspective and to connect with a greater sense of being part of a Religious Community.

Topics include how vocabulary and cultural backgrounds affect our values; examining our UU Principles, history, multicultural engagement, and anti-racist work; and developing our personal expression of our religious values as an individual within our religious communities.

Class participants will have the option to participate in the April 11 service and share their newly crafted expression.

Four Thursdays, 02/25, 03/04, 03/18, 03/25. No class on 03/11

A Covenant Group commits to meet regularly to build close relationships through the sharing of personal joys and sorrows and discussing selected topics.

The March theme is commitment.

UUFRC in partnership with UU San Mateo (UUSM) is offering joint online children’s and youth religious education (RE) this year for grades PreK to 12.

This class meets twice a month on Zoom.

Zoom links are sent to registered families via email.

For registration: https://www.jotform.com/form/202154975045152

The March theme is Commitment

UUFRC in partnership with UU San Mateo (UUSM) is offering joint online children’s and youth religious education (RE) this year for grades PreK to 12.

This class meets twice a month on Zoom.

Zoom links are sent to registered families via email.

For registration: https://www.jotform.com/form/202154975045152

The March theme is Commitment

UUFRC in partnership with UU San Mateo (UUSM) is offering joint online children’s and youth religious education (RE) this year for grades PreK to 12.

This class meets twice a month on Zoom.

Zoom links are sent to registered families via email.

For registration: https://www.jotform.com/form/202154975045152

Guitar Song Circle Open to all who want to play and sing with us. Novices will be gently and patiently coached. Most play guitar, but we’ll sneak in a banjo or bass or other instruments at times. We sing mostly folk, country and Americana tunes, but will play anything that anyone requests and wants to teach the others. We frequently practice songs to perform at Second Sunday services.

Monthly meeting will take place via Zoom.

UU Peninsula Cluster – Adult Faith Formation
Facilitators – Rev. Brian Ferguson (UUFRC) and Tanya Webster, Dir. of Faith Formation (UUSM)

Get Zoom Link

Contact dre@uusanmateo.org or learningjourney@uufrc.org with questions.

Many Unitarian Universalists can struggle to describe Unitarian Universalism to others including fellow Unitarian Universalists. This series of workshops will help each of us to explore and express our religious values in an affirmative and hopefully deeper way. While based on the curriculum Articulating Your UU Faith, our facilitators are expanding the course material to bring a greater multicultural perspective and to connect with a greater sense of being part of a Religious Community.

Topics include how vocabulary and cultural backgrounds affect our values; examining our UU Principles, history, multicultural engagement, and anti-racist work; and developing our personal expression of our religious values as an individual within our religious communities.

Class participants will have the option to participate in the April 11 service and share their newly crafted expression.

Four Thursdays, 02/25, 03/04, 03/18, 03/25. No class on 03/11

The women’s circle is held once a month from 7-9pm to gather together in support and exploration. A circle gathering format will be used, while topics and activities will vary month to month. View the News page to find out more about the topic for each gathering. Open to anyone self-identified as female, 18+.

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Yaseen Foundation, 621 Masonic Way, Belmont CA 94002

Food is delivered by Second Harvest Food Bank, distributed by many volunteers to many more recipients

UUFRC musicians sharing musical offerings.

Performers need to sign up, but all others are welcome without signups.

This group commits to meet regularly to build close relationships through the sharing of personal joys and sorrows and discussing selected topics.

This volunteer opportunity is open, contact Jorie Schulz for information

Guitar Song Circle Open to all who want to play and sing with us. Novices will be gently and patiently coached. Most play guitar, but we’ll sneak in a banjo or bass or other instruments at times. We sing mostly folk, country and Americana tunes, but will play anything that anyone requests and wants to teach the others. We frequently practice songs to perform at Second Sunday services.