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Haiti Earthquake Relief Fund

Port-au-Prince, the capital of Haiti, was devastated by a major earthquake around 5 p.m. Eastern Time on January 12. UUSC and the Unitarian Universalist Association have launched a joint earthquake relief fund to help the survivors. Read more about the crisis.

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A new member recognition ceremony will take place on March 7. If you would like to be included, contact Rosy; read more...

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  • “The Real Threat to Religious Liberty” (Standing on the Side of Love)
    You might be interested in reading this recent blog post from Standing on the Side of Love, an organization supporting marriage equality, via Courage Campaign’s “Prop 8 Trial Tracker.” The blog post includes a petition supporting full equality for LGBTs. Excerpt from blog: America is not Iran. Our civil law is not supposed to track religious [...]
  • Religion induced stupidity? . . . by Dave Kinnear
    As the story in the old testament goes, Noah, safely back on dry land after the horrible flood, heard this promise from God: “Never again will I curse the ground because of man . . . And never again will I destroy all living creatures.” The implication is clear according to John Shimkus, a Bible-reading [...]
  • Mounds of misinformation . . . and outright subterfuge. By Dave Kinnear
    Lawrence M. Krauss is a theoretical physicist, commentator and book author. Some dozen years ago he wrote in one of his commentaries that, “The increasingly blatant nature of the nonsense uttered with impunity in public discourse is chilling. Our democratic society is imperiled as much by this as any other single threat, regardless of whether [...]

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About Our Congregation

Unitarian Universalists Stand on the Side of Love: Freedom to Marry, for All PeopleLike most Unitarian Universalist congregations, Tapestry is a spiritually diverse community. Our members identify themselves as Jewish, humanist, Taoist, Christian, pagan, atheist, monotheist, and "none of the above." In general, though, we believe that there is no single religious truth and that life is a spiritual journey best experienced with others.

Tapestry is a liberal religious congregation that welcomes and affirms a diversity of religious belief, sexual orientation, gender, ethnicity, culture and physical ability among our members and visitors. We are committed to being a safe spiritual haven for gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender and questioning (GLBTQ) individuals. We encourage spiritual growth through free religious thought, foster an atmosphere of acceptance, love and respect, and support commitment to service in the wider world.

For more information about Unitarian Universalism, see the UU Principles page or click the More UU Info selection in the menu at the left.

About Our Worship Services

When and Where: Our worship services are held each Sunday at 10:00 a.m. in the congregation's meeting house in Mission Viejo. Our door is open and visitors are most welcome to attend our Sunday services and our group activities. During the service childcare for infants and toddlers is available. Religious exploration classes (Sunday School) for all ages—preschoolers through high school—are offered every Sunday. Children of all ages are also welcome to remain in the service. Refreshments and fellowship time follow the service. We'd like to meet you, and hope that you'll drop by for a visit! We are a friendly group, but we are not "pushy."

See the Worship Services page for details on times, topics and speakers. If you have questions about Unitarianism or our congregation, please email the minister at or call the church office (see phone number below).

Other Activities: In addition to our worship services, there are regular meetings of our women's and men's groups, book discussion group, and adult religious education classes, as well as social activities and committee meetings. See the Group Activities page for details.

Our Location

25801 Obrero Drive, Suite 9
Mission Viejo, CA 92691
(949) 581-0245 (voice)
(949) 581-0243 (fax)

Directions: Take Interstate 5 to the Alicia Parkway exit. Go inland on Alicia. Follow Alicia to Jeronimo Parkway and turn left. Turn left on Obrero, which is the second stop light. Make an immediate right into the parking lot.

We are located in a small commercial building right across the street from Unisys Corporation in Mission Viejo. The Church is about in the middle of the building.

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