M170520 – Spring Student Recital (Meghan Dibble)
20
May
M170520 - Spring Student Recital (Meghan Dibble)
Contact: Lissa Roos Parker, rental manager (510) 525-0302, ext. 312, rentals@uucb.org
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Dine & Dialogue with Our Muslim Neighbors
/in Social Justice, Special Event/by Rental Manager
20
May
Dine & Dialogue with Our Muslim Neighbors
Scheduling time-frame is 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM. Fireside Room will be in use 1:00-5:00 PM for a student recital. We cordially invite you to [...]
Childcare Available
/in Family Ministry/by Rental Manager
21
May
Childcare Available
Drop your kids off for a fun time while you explore the many adult programs at UUCB...
Personal Theology: Alex Pappas
/in Adult Learning, Personal Theology/by Rental Manager
21
May
Personal Theology: Alex Pappas
Alex Pappas (see bio above). “Comparison of Swami Vivekananda's Raja Yoga with the Yoga Sutras of Patanjali (8 Step Yoga Path).”
YCC Rehearsal
/in Family Ministry, Music and the Arts/by Rental Manager
21
May
YCC Rehearsal
The Choir is open to all children and youth, ages 5 ½ and up. Prior musical experience is not required. We rehearse at 10 - [...]
By-Laws Forum
/in Meeting/by Rental Manager
21
May
By-Laws Forum
Contact: Lee Lawrence (925) 878-1162, leehelenalawrence@gmail.com
Adult Choir Warm-up
/in Music and the Arts, Rehearsal/Practice/by Rental Manager
21
May
Adult Choir Warm-up
Contact: Bryan Baker (510) 525-0302, ext. 309, bryan.pianosing@gmail.com
Toddler Time
/in Childs Class, Family Ministry/by Rental Manager
21
May
Toddler Time
Storytime based on the monthly worship theme of Embodiment.
K-1st Grade
/in Childs Class, Family Ministry/by Rental Manager
21
May
K-1st Grade
Needing vs wanting objects is often hard to distinguish; hard but very important. How do we determine what we need and what we want? Is there such a thing as too much stuff? How can we declutter our lives and how is this helpful for the planet?
2nd-3rd Grade
/in Childs Class, Family Ministry/by Rental Manager
21
May
2nd-3rd Grade
This session introduces and encourages the virtue of courage, and defines it as the ability to stand up for what we believe is right despite our fears. It also relates to the sixth Unitarian Universalist Principle — the goal of world community with peace, liberty and justice for all — as it calls the children to find the courage to work toward this goal.
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