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Our church is a progressive and inclusive community dedicated to respecting the inherent worth and dignity of everyone. Our Sunday services and weekly events are designed to inspire, educate, reassure, and foster thought and action. 

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We're located in La Crescenta, a neighborhood near Glendale and Sunland-Tujunga, just south of Foothill Blvd. between the Lowell and Pennsylvania exits of the 210 freeway. 

We look forward to meeting you! 

Join Us in Person or on Zoom

Sunday Services at 10:30 A.M.

Sunday Services

November 3: Apprehending Change 


People sometimes say “change is hard.” But what sort of change are they talking about? Today we explore the ways in which we understand change. The involuntary kind, but also the kind we create ourselves. To experience change at our best, we must truly apprehend it. Presented by Eric Kleinsasser

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November 10: Embracing the Awkward Moments 


When we misspeak and hurt someone, we may react from a place of shame and defensiveness. When we are hurt by someone’s words, we may lash out or shut down to protect ourselves. But to build a resilient community, we must all learn to navigate these moments with humility and compassion. Maybe we’re struggling to understand a loved one’s new preferred pronouns. Maybe a coworker made a joke that struck you as tasteless and offensive. These moments feel awkward and overwhelming, but they are also opportunities to build trust instead of distance. How do we till the fertile ground of uncomfortable conversations so that our relationships and communities blossom? Presented by Ru-Lee Weller-Passman

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November 17: Love UU Style 


Our Association has centered LOVE. Our Congregations have spoken about love and its many manifestations. Now we need to hear how LOVE is changing your life? How can we use a mantra of love today, love tomorrow, love for all times as the guiding principle of our lives?  Join us as we attempt to open an honest assessment of love in our lives. Presented by Rev. Gordon C. Bailey

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November 24: The Art of Not Trying


This video presentation is an overview of the Taoist philosophy. Lao-tzu wrote about living in harmony in the Tao Te Ching. It is a philosophy of life and the religious foundation of Taoism. Living in harmony requires not overthinking things or trying to control them, instead letting life unfold naturally. This path leads to the best results and maximum harmony. 
 

Got a favorite topic, hymn, Ted Talk, friend that plays music, or know someone with an interesting life story? Please bring your ideas to the Sunday Service/Worship committee. We encourage everyone to share your thoughts and feedback!

Send an email to Howard, services@uuverdugo.org 

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