In concert with the Capital Campaign and our exploration of enhancing our building and grounds, we will have a special congregation-wide meeting at noon on Sunday, December 11. Colin Russell, a local architect, will show a presentation and video illustrating ideas for the restoration, enhancement, and improved accessibility of building and grounds. To learn more … Continue reading Vision for the future of UU Marin!

Join the Capital Campaign team and architect Colin Russell in Fellowship Hall after the service on December 11 for a presentation of some concept drawings to see how we might preserve, update, transform our building as part of our capital campaign.  Colin will have drawings and a video to share that will help us see how we … Continue reading Building Transformation Vision Workshop, December 11

Join us after the service on Sunday, December 4 for our annual tradition of Decking the Halls.  We’ll work together to transform the Fellowship Hall for the holiday season with wreaths, snowflakes, paper chains, and decorate our Christmas tree.  There will be ornament making and crafts for folks of all ages.  Our UU Marin hospitality team will … Continue reading Deck the Halls, Sunday, Dec. 4

Be sure to stay after the service this Sunday for a presentation by Capital Campaign Consultant Kay Crider! Sunday, September 25, 12 – 1 PM in Fellowship Hall  Light refreshments provided. Kay Crider, Capital Campaign Consultant from Stewardship for Us will present her findings. Kay is spending the entire weekend of September 23-25 with us as she takes a … Continue reading Capital Campaign Presentation – Sunday, Sept. 25

John Eller John is a lifelong UU. He grew up in the All Souls church in Tulsa, moved to the San Mateo, CA fellowship with his family and then joined the Oakland, CA church and then become a member of UU Marin. He has four ministers in his family. His sister and her husband, Rev … Continue reading Meet the Members of the Search Committee

Our beloved Developmental Minister, Rev. Marcus Liefert, has helped us to reflect on our history, to define ourselves as a congregation and to plan for our future. As we approach the end of his time with us, we are grateful that he has prepared us to enter a search for a settled minister. Although this … Continue reading How We Will Call Our New Minister

Unitarian Universalists are encouraged to continually explore truth and, when we arrive at a new level of understanding and clarity, to reflect it in our covenant with one another.  Our UU Principles were designed to be dynamic, rather than fixed or creedal.  Joan Smith will facilitate a zoom conversations on the deeper meaning of the proposed eighth … Continue reading 8th Principle Discussion This Sunday

The Proposed Eighth Principle “We, the member congregations of the Unitarian Universalist Association, covenant to affirm and promote:  journeying toward spiritual wholeness by working to build a diverse multicultural Beloved Community by our actions that accountably dismantle racism and other oppressions in ourselves and our institutions.” Unitarian Universalists are encouraged to continually explore truth and, when we arrive … Continue reading Update on 8th Principle