Join us in person in the Sanctuary or online live →https://bit.ly/Sunday-Morning-Worship-at-FUCSJ Meeting ID: 991 2292 1439 / Password: FUCSJ By phone: 669 900 6833 US (San Jose area) Find your local number: https://uuma.zoom.us/u/abeU54lCqn Thanksgiving: Truth and Gratitude This Thanksgiving we take time to understand more deeply the history of native and settler relations in America. In that … Continue reading Thanksgiving: Truth and Gratitude
Join us in person in the Sanctuary or online live →https://bit.ly/Sunday-Morning-Worship-at-FUCSJ Meeting ID: 991 2292 1439 / Password: FUCSJ By phone: 669 900 6833 US (San Jose area) Find your local number: https://uuma.zoom.us/u/abeU54lCqn On the first day of Advent, Joyce Miller and Colleen Cabot will offer a service reflecting on their journeys to greater understanding of Indigenous ways … Continue reading Healing and Amah Mutsun for Advent
Join us in person in the Sanctuary or online live →https://bit.ly/Sunday-Morning-Worship-at-FUCSJ Meeting ID: 991 2292 1439 / Password: FUCSJ By phone: 669 900 6833 US (San Jose area) Find your local number: https://uuma.zoom.us/u/abeU54lCqn With music, song and reflection, on September 18 we will explore how sacred is tied to land for the Amah Mutsun; and how we can enact … Continue reading Juristac: A Matter of Land
Join us live → https://bit.ly/FUCSJ-Sunday-Worship-and-Social-Hour Meeting ID: 970 0872 9249 / Password: 096695 The Alegría Singers bring us a haunting new anthem, “O Earth, O Earth, Return,” with music by Bill Douglas, arranged and edited by John Ector. How could we have imagined the birth of Earth, before we learned (at least partially) the science of its history? What … Continue reading “O Earth, O Earth, Return”
Join us live → https://bit.ly/FUCSJ-Sunday-Worship-and-Social-Hour Meeting ID: 970 0872 9249 / Password: 096695 On this Sunday before Thanksgiving, we honor the resilience, courage, and creativity of our indigenous kin. Rev. Nancy and Colleen Cabot share a beautiful presentation that’s part of the movement to preserve Juristac, the sacred lands of the Amah Mutsun Tribal Band. … Continue reading Keeping Juristac Whole: Honoring Sacred Ground
