Take a look at our calendar of upcoming events. Also check out pictures for past events in the last year.
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Join the No Room for Racism vigils
that are held in Hayward every third Friday
from 4 to 5 P.M. at the
intersection of Jackson-Mission-Foothill.
An opportunity to stand for your values!
Sponsored by South Hayward Parish.
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SKIFFLE gathers in the Sanctuary
for instrumental music every Wednesday evening from 7 to 9 P.M. All levels
of musicianship invited.
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6 April: Shamanic Journeying
(drums, chanting, trance states).
4 May: (topic to be determined by
group interest).
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Morning Discovery meets at
Church from 10 to 11:15 A.M. on first
and third Wednesdays; All are welcome to join us
to explore community and spirituality,
discussion and shared silence.
Evening Discovery returns from
summer holiday to meet at Church at
7 P.M. on first and third Wednesdays |
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Building Your Own Theology
In this adult Religious Education series, participants explore
their own religious and spiritual journeys. In the class, we
will talk about important people and experiences that have
shaped our personal ideas about the meanings and mysteries
of life, and about what is sacred.
11 May
25 May
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The Book Group will meet Thursday
18 May at 7 P.M. at the home of
Natalie Forrest and Doug Sprague to discuss The Book Thief by
Markus Zusak. All welcome! Please
ring to let the hosts know you will be
coming. The June book will be A Spot
of Bother by Mark Haddon.
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SKIT improv group meets in the
Sanctuary on second and fourth Thursdays
at 7:30 P.M.
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The Social Justice Committee
meets on second Sundays
after second service. All welcome. Discussion
will focus on prioritizing issues
we plan to address in the coming year.
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Building Your Own Theology
Building Your Own Theology, an adult
Religious Education series, concludes
in May. At our worship service on
25 May, members will share personal
ideas about the meanings and mysteries
of life and about what is sacred.
Each participant develops a personal
credo, a statement of religious truth
and meaning uniquely his or her own.
The final two classes will meet on Sundays:
11 May (following second service)
and 25 May (after worship).
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Sunday 4 May
Come Celebrate May
Day with us!
Come Dance around the
May Pole, eat, meet and
be merry! The May
Day Celebration will
start promptly after
Second Service.
There will be a
short prayer,
then the Haida
Dance, then the
May Pole to be
held outside in the parking lot.
Please bring a finger food lunch item to
share; if you do not wish to bring a
finger food for the Lunch Potluck,
please bring your own lunch. Drinks
(plates, napkins too) will be provided.
See Bill and Ruth DeSmidt for details
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The Film Group will gather on
Saturday 10 May at 7 P.M. We will be
viewing an evening of short films including
the Academy Award winning
The Red Balloon. Let host Stuart Fink
) know you are coming,
and please bring a movie snack to share.
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Saturday 3 May
Annual Open Mic (Talent) Night
This is a free event, with a dessert
potluck to share, open to the congregation
and friends. Share your talents!
Bring your appreciation! To perform,
please sign up at the Community Table.
Doors will open at 7 P.M. Showtime
will commence at 7:30 P.M. The event
will run until about 10 P.M. (this includes
clean-up). See Bill and Ruth
DeSmidt for details
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Saturday 3 May
Free Storytelling Workshop
at Starr King Church
Join the Worship Committee and
Rev.Chris Holton-Jablonski from 9 A.M.
to noon for this fun and playful experience
in learning to lead children’s stories
for worship.
Chris is Minister of Religious Education
at the UU Church in Kensington
(Berkeley) and is a master story teller.
Everyone is welcome.
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