Sunday Services: 10:30am at Vibe Performing Arts 24460 1/4 Lyons Ave, Newhall, CA 91321
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Rev. Dr. Jason Cook has previously served for eight years as the settled minister for the UU Congregation in Fullerton. Before that, he was assistant minister for the large congregation of Mt. Diablo UU. He has served as Admissions Director for Meadville Lombard Theological School, one of two designated UU seminaries. His recently completed doctoral work tackles how our faith communities can offer spiritual healing for a nation that has suffered narcissistic abuse. In his spare time, Rev. Jason can be found performing on stage in Orange and Los Angeles counties, or spending time with his husband, Lawrence. Rev. Jason is delighted to serve as UU of SCV’s half-time minister.
It’s Spring again, and the ancient Pagan markers that influenced Easter are all around us. As we look toward Earth Day, we consider what it means to offer joyous renewal to our Earth home. Are there pieces of the Easter story that inspire us to … read more.
As UU of SCV begins its annual stewardship drive, we consider what it means to give freely to something we support. Whether it’s our time, talent, or treasure, voluntary giving can be a joyful act, one that affirms the power we have to turn our … read more.
On Trans Day of Visibility, we celebrate the truth of the human heart. Within each one of us, there is a spark that knows who we are. Learning to trust that spark has long roots in Unitarian Universalism-back to our transcendentalist days. How can we … read more.
To trust life means to believe the flower will bloom, the soul will be replenished. Is this orientation toward life wise during times of chaos and uncertainty? If we put our trust in life, what exactly does that mean?
We talk a lot about love these days, but what does it mean to think of it as a spiritual discipline calling us to be inclusive?
Our Universalist heritage invites us to consider love in ways that remain profoundly radical. Join us for this participatory … read more.
Rev. Dr. Jason Cook leads this worship service dedicated to dealing with the challenges faced by the fires this week. How do we find our way through difficult times? Where do we find meaning amidst struggle and grief? What sustains us in moments like this?
Please … read more.
We celebrate the new year by honoring our stories of death and birth, letting go, and holding on.
We’ll pass out reflection words for the year and set our intentions going forward into 2025.
This service is on Zoom only.
Celebrate the spirit of Christmas with your friends at UUSCV by being part of a heartwarming online service this Christmas Eve. Rooted in the Unitarian tradition of emphasizing Christmas as a time to embrace generosity and nurture hope, this gathering … read more.
‘Tis the season once again for a reminder that our presence as Unitarian Universalists was influential in creating Christmas as we know it. Whether we as individuals identify as Christian or not, the bigger message for UUs during this season is one of being present … read more.
December holidays share one theme in common: the glow of light amidst darkness. Whether we are talking about Hanukkah, Christmas, or the Winter Solstice, our presence can light candles for others to find their way. But are there enough candles for everyone?
