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Order of Service
Virtual Coffee Hour
12:15pm on Sundays
Join the Sermon Discussion Group, led by Donald Mathussan, at Virtual Coffee Hour after church today. Let the host know if you want to join this group when you arrive at Coffee Hour.
Come to the special 8th Principle breakout room at Coffee Hour after this service to hear more about the 8th Principle and to have a chance to join the discussion and get your questions answered. Simply say, when you enter the coffee hour zoom, that you want to go to the 8th Principle breakout room! We’ll see you there!
Zoom Link
https://zoom.us/s/725737157#success
Meeting ID: 725 737 157
One tap mobile: +16699006833,,725737157#
Intellectual History of Silicon Valley
Humanists & Non-Theists
Sunday, June 13, 1:00-2:30 pm
Adrian Daub will discuss some of the key points of his book “What Tech Calls Thinking: An Inquiry into the Intellectual Bedrock of Silicon Valley”.
“The book is an intellectual history of the most vital sort, an unstinting experiment in taking the precepts of Silicon Valley seriously. Those precepts suffuse our culture–-“disruption,” “connection,” “genius,” “failing better”-–even as we sense that they do not mean what prominent tech leaders think they do. For those who suspected that Zuckerberg and Musk, Thiel and Jobs were making it up as they went along, Daub has the receipts. By tracing these ideas back to their origins, whether Ayn Rand or Karl Marx, Marshall McLuhan or Timothy Leary, Daub reveals what thin gruel remains in today’s sloganeering. If thought corrupts language, and language corrupts thought, as Orwell argued, What Tech Calls Thinking is an important companion through our corrupt times." --Noam Cohen
Adrian Daub is a professor of comparative literature and German studies at Stanford University, and the director of Stanford’s Program in Feminist, Gender, and Sexuality Studies. His research focuses on the intersection of literature, music, and philosophy in the nineteenth century, and he is the author of several books published by academic presses. His writing has appeared in The Guardian, The New Republic, n+1, Longreads, and the Los Angeles Review of Books. He lives in San Francisco.
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81158746880?pwd=N0FtU2p6ZFl3S3hLQmRpUWMzOGwvUT09
Meeting ID: 811 5874 6880
Passcode: 620592
Dial by telephone
+1 669 900 6833 US (San Jose)
BIPOC Gatherings at UUSF
1st Sunday of the Month from 9:30 am to 10:50 am
An invitation for those who would like to join our monthly BIPOC gatherings. The sacred space is open to our members and friends who are Black, Indigenous and People of Color, takes place by Zoom (for now) on the first Sunday of every month often from 9:30-11am. If you are interested in attending or finding out more, please email bipoc@uusf.org. Please come join this space for joy, renewal, care and inspiration.
Journey Toward Wholeness
Racial Equity Task Force Meeting
Tuesday, June 29, 7pm to 8:30 pm
The Journey Toward Wholeness / Racial Equity Task Force will meet on the 5th Tuesday this June and is focused on furthering the work within UUSF to dismantle white supremacy culture and build Beloved Community.
If you’re interested in joining us on Tuesday, email for meeting information and the materials for the meeting.
Morning Metta Meditation
Tuesdays and Thursdays, 8-8:30 AM
The zoom link: https://us04web.zoom.us/j/75735734442
(password metta)
UUSF has the great fortune to offer two meditation programs you can participate in at any time. They are lead by Elena Hanyo Perez, a member of UUSF, licensed acupuncturist, and lay minister with Bright Dawn Center for Oneness Buddhism. See our website for more information.
Equanimity Practice
Fridays, 8-8:30 AM
You are warmly welcomed to join our "Equanimity Practice" group, which meets on Fridays, 8-8:30 AM. Elena Hanyo leads a simple meditation practice on cultivating equanimity- that is accepting the reality of life's highs and lows, and developing an attitude of peaceful calm abiding throughout the inevitable changes.
This practice balances the heart centered approach of our other group, lovingkindness- as it is common to get attached to positive outcomes for those we spend time wishing well. Equanimity allows us to develop mental stability and even-minded loving awareness.
Appropriate for all religious backgrounds and levels of meditation experience. Attendees can choose to leave their microphone and camera off and just follow along.
The zoom Info link: https://us04web.zoom.us/j/75735734442#success (password metta)
Wednesday Morning Vigils
Wednesdays from 8AM to 9AM on the steps of UUSF
Our Wednesday morning vigils, 8 to 9 AM continue with our visual displays of solidarity in tune with the idea that the immigrants among us must be given the rights they richly deserve -- the full rights of residents or those of refugees who need and seek asylum.
Our society cannot function without these immigrant friends and the hypocrisy of maintaining a population in the legal shadows while making full use of their essential labor and other contributions to every aspect of life must end.
And so we stand as hundreds commute to work with waves, V signs and fists showing their agreement and appreciation.
And we do this to music.
Join us in this best way to meet the new day.
Join us in front of UUSF, Franklin & Geary. Each Wednesday morning from 8 to 9 AM. (Masks and social distancing required) Let us know what you think at neveragain@uusf.org.
For the months of June and July, the Art Committee is pleased to present a virtual art show by LisaRuth Elliott.
CLICK HERE TO EXPLORE THIS AMAZING SHOW!
LisaRuth Elliott is a visual artist using paper and found material to create her collage work. Finding beauty in the textures and patterns around her and what has been cast aside, LisaRuth is also inspired by landscapes and the creatures inhabiting them. She is a historian and an urban farmer learning about and stewarding unceded Ramaytush Ohlone land. Working independently and collaboratively with other artists and the natural world, she weaves together traditions, techniques, and stories of place within her work, which includes textile creation.
Please join us on the Zoom Artist Reception on Thursday, June 24th at 6:30pm.
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Meeting ID: 965 8360 7233
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+1 669 900 6833 US (San Jose)
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