In lieu of our regular Sunday program, services will be live streamed at 11am using "Zoom." You may view our prior recorded sermons on our UUCA Facebook page.We will now have a pre-service gathering, use link for the Worship Service to join us and socialize at the start of the meeting.
July 5: "THE FIFTH OF JULY: OR, MY PATRIOT DREAM" Speaker: Reverend James Ford Rev. James finds himself thinking about the fourth of July, and then what has followed. The ugly, the bad, and the good. He finds some connections to the rise of liberal religion along the way. Worship Associate: Mark Erickson
Please email your joys & concerns or any announcements you'd like to include in the service to uuanaheim@gmail.com no later than Saturday night. Please keep your microphone muted during the service to avoid interruption. During the section for joys and concerns, you will have an opportunity to be recognized and selectively un-muted by the host when it is your time to share.
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Dear Fellow UU Anaheim Congregants
Due to the unfolding situation regarding the coronavirus, and out of an abundance of caution and care for our members, the Board of Trustees for UUCA has determined that our congregation will not be meeting until further notice.This means that we will not be meeting in discussion groups (the Philosophy Group, Issues Forum, etc) on Sundays. Nor will we be holding any official committee meetings face-to-face. We can still conduct meetings online and via email.
We are taking these actions in order to safeguard everyone from the possibility of contracting and transmitting the coronavirus. We are following recent California State and UUA recommendations.
We hope to resume meeting again for Sunday services and other church functions soon. We will review developments and be in touch regarding this situation, and we look forward to seeing you all again when it is appropriate.
Reverend Ford has walked the spiritual path for more than fifty years. He's danced with Sufis, studied with Gnostics, lived in a Buddhist monastery and was ordained a Zen priest. Later he also ordained as a Unitarian Universalist minister and preached from the high pulpits in old New England churches. James has reflected on and written books about spirituality and at the same time has worked in the trenches for social justice.
