Come join Unitarian Universalists and other like-minded individuals as we gather together this April in San Diego to explore how we can better cultivate a culture of love and put these beliefs into action.

It’s going to be a weekend full of amazing keynote speakers, informative workshops, great music and food and most of all, having time to connect with old friends and make some new ones!

The Assembly starts on Friday (4/25) afternoon with the Leaders Luncheon event. The luncheon and gathering is hosted by Camp board president, Pat Gordon with special guest Rev Sarah Gibb Millspaugh, member of the Pacific Western Region’s Congregational Life staff and serves on the UUA Mosaic Team.

This year’s discussion topic parallels the Assembly theme: Unitarian Universalism: Now More Than Ever, focusing on how does that relate to YOUR congregation. If you’re a serving or past minister, DRE, program director, or member of a congregational board — you’re invited! Come share ideas and take new inspiration.

There will be two powerful keynote speakers during the Assembly. Friday evening’s is, Peter Bolland a Professor of Philosophy and Humanities at Southwestern College, as well as department chair. His popular Seven Stone Path teaching parallels UU values. Peter’s keynote theme will be “Liberalism and Faith: Rekindling the Flame of Religious Freedom.”

Saturday morning’s keynote speaker will be Rev. Meg Riley, co-moderator of the Unitarian Universalist Association. The theme is titled “UU Faith Moving Forward.” Rev. Meg served as a religious professional for 38 years and retired in 2020.

Registration is online https://www.uucamp.org/