Applying lessons from the prison abolition movement to unbuild walls and imagine the future of a more just and human-centered immigration system. Full Video of Service Available on Youtube :

So much of the news we watch is about what's going wrong, take an hour out this week to watch these stories of  compassion and gratitude...

"Have you ever had a conversation with an unhoused person?"  On the last Sunday of September, some members of the SGUUF Social Justice Team opened the doors of the Fellowship House and greeted our unhoused neighbors, who were arriving to enjoy a shower and a hot meal.  Keith Rogas, new to our SJ Team, shares his experience by starting with a question, "Have you ever had a conversation with an unhoused person?"  He continues: "I hadn’t done so until a couple of weeks ago, when

This Sunday we'll ask how our Soul Matters theme, of Cultivating Compassion, intersects with our call to Generosity, Generosity of spirit. Generosity with our time, energy, talent and treasure. Podcast of the Sermon Available on Youtube  and Spotify : Youtube: Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/1rPFerU2tkkVohiVPZ3ygj?si=fhmDuQ2-Rj6EmGJ20HTEUQ

Beginning October 2025 the The San Gabriel AA Recovery Group has a new home at San Gabriel UU! Hosting this group is in alignment with the values that our church holds close, and by providing them this space and opportunity we are providing the direct support that is sometimes lacking when we attempt to help those in need. The following meetings will be in the Fellowship House: Sunday - 8am-9am Tuesday - Friday: noon-1pm and 6pm - 7pm Saturday - 6pm-7pm We will also have one

On Sunday, October 5 th , our congregation will be invited to join the Board of SGUUF and two dozen advanced donors in supporting a capital campaign aimed at keeping our UU presence in Georgetown for years to come.  This campaign is designed to build upon the legacy of the 53 members who raised $175,000 in 2013 to purchase our current church facilities.  The goal of this Legacy Fund Campaign is to secure financial commitments of $180,000 from our members and friends over the

This is our big donation drive . We will be asking the congregation to donate the following items so we can assemble them into packages...

The Caring Team of SGUUF is ready to assist any member who needs assistance due to illness, injury, hospitalization, or other need for...

Join us for part 6 of an 8 part series exploring the official "Principles & Purposes" of the Unitarian Universalist Association. Love at...

Join us for a challenging conversation - Keith's experience of the Hands-Off Protests at the Capitol in Austin were 99% positive, Eric's...

Homework - Read the Tenth and Final Chapter (Love at the Center) of our Congregational Read: What It Takes to Heal by Prentis Hemphill....

On June 10, 2025 the Georgetown City Council approved the first readings of two new ordinances:   Sitting/LayingDown/Sleeping and Food...

Happy Pride Month to all our friends, families (chosen or not), and beautifully unique peoples! SGUUF loves you, welcomes you, and is...

We will be exploring the throughline of the Cosmos,current cultural inertia, and our own personal father wounds. In our exploration, my...

Homework - Read the Ninth Chapter (Courage) of our Congregational Read: What It Takes to Heal by Prentis Hemphill. Come prepared to...

SGUUF Congregational Workday Saturday, June 14th 9:00 am -12 noon The Facilities Team is inviting our entire congregation to help us with...

As we approach Pride month, One of our own will be giving an autobiographical depiction of what it has been like to live in the LGBT+...

The Social Justice Team is asking our congregation to bring household items (clothing, home goods, kitchen equipment, furniture, etc.) that you no longer use to the church beginning next Sunday, May 18th, for a collection to support The Caring Place store. We will be collecting clothing and household items over the next three weeks and storing them at the Fellowship House for pickup by The Caring Place after June 8. We also plan to give our congregation the opportunity on Sun

Dear Folks, our congregation has been invited to help a student at Southwestern University to coordinate a food bank project that looks very promising. The student's name is Bryce Stiemert and he is the student government president in the class of 2025.  After learning some of the details about this  program, our group volunteered the church to serve as both a collection/distribution point using our parking lot. This will begin on Saturday, June 21 from 9-11 am in our church

We will hold an information meeting after church on Sunday May 18 .  We will present the proposed budget for next year, and proposed...