Upcoming Events
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Rainbow Action
Justice for LGBTQI |
San Diego Organizing Project
Multi-faith network working for social justice |
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More Ways to Get Involved!
Palestine/Israel Social Justice
We work for human rights and equality for all people in Palestine/Israel. For more info, see our Palestine/Israel page.
We work for human rights and equality for all people in Palestine/Israel. For more info, see our Palestine/Israel page.
Reproductive Justice Group
Reproductive justice focuses not only on access to safe and legal reproductive health care, but also the social, political, and economic inequalities across communities that historically have limited this access. For more info, see our Reproductive Justice page.
Reproductive justice focuses not only on access to safe and legal reproductive health care, but also the social, political, and economic inequalities across communities that historically have limited this access. For more info, see our Reproductive Justice page.
Sanctuary
Our congregation affirms the inherent worth and dignity of every person and we seek justice, equity and compassion in human relations; and, that every person's basic human and civil rights should be respected. As people of faith, we are called to welcome and protect the stranger and to offer safety and loving hospitality to those in need. For more info, see our Sanctuary page.
Our congregation affirms the inherent worth and dignity of every person and we seek justice, equity and compassion in human relations; and, that every person's basic human and civil rights should be respected. As people of faith, we are called to welcome and protect the stranger and to offer safety and loving hospitality to those in need. For more info, see our Sanctuary page.
Programs and activities
Generosity Offerings
One important way that we act on our values as a congregation is through our monthly Generosity Offerings. Each month, our congregation gives 85% of our Sunday collection (not designated for the church) to a local organization working to create justice and compassion in our community. Learn more and nominate an organization on our Generosity Offerings page.
Weekly Food Drive
When we are able to meet in person we collect food to be distributed through our South Bay Food Pantry and invite you to place your non-perishable food donations in the barrel on the Hillcrest patio each week.
One important way that we act on our values as a congregation is through our monthly Generosity Offerings. Each month, our congregation gives 85% of our Sunday collection (not designated for the church) to a local organization working to create justice and compassion in our community. Learn more and nominate an organization on our Generosity Offerings page.
Weekly Food Drive
When we are able to meet in person we collect food to be distributed through our South Bay Food Pantry and invite you to place your non-perishable food donations in the barrel on the Hillcrest patio each week.
Acting on Our Values to Help Heal the World
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Our purpose is to create justice and compassion in our community through spiritually-grounded action. Learn more about what SJET does and see FAQs. Download our Social Justice Executive Team Mission Statement.
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Current Social Justice Opportunities
The Social Justice Newsletter will return soon! |
Social Action Endorsement Request |
This form can be used to request (on behalf of a church member or affiliated group) endorsement and/or sponsorship of a specific social action in the name of the church. Upon submission, the Social Justice Executive Team (SJET) will review and decide whether the request: (a) reflects the shared values of FUUSD and are in FUUSD's best interests; (b) complies with IRS 501c3 regulations; (c) is respective of the view and values of the community at large including potential dissenting views. The SJET will approve or deny the request, in writing.
Spread the word!Are there social justice events or actions you want the FUUSD Social Justice Community to know about? Contact [email protected] for inclusion in the next Social Justice eNewsletter.
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Who to contact
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First UU Social Justice Executive Team
The Social Justice Executive Team consists of the following church members: Christy Anderson, Brian Kougl, Bob Nowlan, Maren Outwater, and Darla Phillips with staff support from Valeria Aguilar and ministerial support from Rev. Kristen Kuriga. You may contact SJET by sending email to or [email protected]. |
