What is GUUF’s place in a world in turmoil? The answer lies in our living tradition and extraordinary work of congregation inside our fellowship and in the greater community. GUUF President Shawn Trapp details the current climate, its challenges, and how we navigate it together.
Can we imagine a world where anyone can be who they are, love who and how they want, and express their gender identity in whatever way their inner spirit moves them? How can we work to make this a reality?
Welcoming Congregations Team If you are unable to attend in person, you may watch the service here. Join us as we hear panelists describe their path to acceptance when they or a person close to them came out as gay/queer/trans. What were their concerns and fears? How did they move through the difficult path towards … Continue reading Sharing Our Stories Creates Inclusion
If you are unable to attend in person, you can watch online here. A practice of gratitude is healthy and often brings focus and empathy. We can deepen our experience of gratitude when we connect the privileges that may be buried underneath each thing we are grateful for. If we can also find ways to … Continue reading Digging Into the Depths of Gratitude
Join us for a Sunday service overflowing with holiday musical cheer, featuring Music Director Dionisio Camacho, the GUUF Choir and additional talented players showering us with the carols, hymns and songs of the season. Come ready to make merry and sing along! This is an all-music service featuring the GUUF choir and musicians. Worship Associate: … Continue reading Holiday Music Service
“What is Your Tradition of Ancestor Remembrance?” (lay led service) We will talk about the similarities and traditions of Samhain, All Hallows’ Eve, All Souls’ and All Saints’ Day. and Día de los Muertos. Please bring photos of departed loved ones for the Remembrance Altar table with a Festivale to follow in the Fellowship … Continue reading Ancestor Remembrance.
