Coronavirus/COVID-19 Changes
Nothing replaces the experience of being in the presence of people you care about. However we will do our best to deliver a meaningful time of reflection and connection as normally scheduled at 10:30 on Sunday mornings.
Online worship will include:
- music,
- a Time For All Ages,
- Celebrations and Sorrows,
- online giving for Sharing our Gifts,
- a sermon and readings.
If you would like to email me (rev@tapestryuu.org) your Sorrows and Celebrations, they can be read.
Rev. Kent Doss
Can You Help? Need Help?
Please visit our coronavirus support web page to find opportunities to help our community.
Online Worship
At 10:30 each Sunday morning while the COVID-19 crisis persists you can participate in the livestream of our worship service.
We use the popular Zoom conferencing software to deliver the video stream. If you haven't used Zoom before you'll need to install the free Zoom app. It's a small download and installs quickly. Available for Windows, Mac, iPad, iPhone and Android.
Get the Zoom app
Join Our Zoom Meeting
Download a copy of the March 29 Order of Service to follow along.
It's a good idea to start getting connected 5 or 10 min. before the service starts; i.e., at about 10:20 a.m. or 10:25 a.m.
Who We Are
Tapestry is a spiritually diverse community. We welcome a diversity of religious belief, sexual orientation, gender, ethnicity and physical ability among our members and visitors.
What We're Doing
We're actively working on issues relating to immigration and the environment, among others.
Join Us on the Journey!
Whether your interest is in worship, religious education, social justice or just being with like-minded people we'd love to meet you.
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Free Film Screening: "Struggle in Paradise"
Sun., April 26, 2020, 12:15 p.m.
Join us for a free film screening of Dr. Stuart Perlman’s “Struggle in Paradise,” a 45-minute documentary that highlights the challenges and stories of people without homes. Discussion to follow.
For 40 years, Stuart Perlman has been a psychologist and psychoanalyst in private practice in West Los Angeles. Also, as a portrait painter, in his current project of 10 years, he illuminates the faces of the homeless, along with their humanity and pain. Stuart has painted 235 people experiencing homelessness on Venice Beach and Skid Row. He also has collected their stories, histories, art and music. The project has been featured on the front page of the Los Angeles Times, Guardian of London, Vanity Fair Italia, the Taipei Times and many US newspapers.
For more information, contact Rona Henry at rona.s.henry@gmail.com
Location:
Tapestry, a Unitarian Universalist Congregation
23676 Birtcher Drive, Lake Forest, CA 92630
Laguna Food Pantry
Welcoming Neighbors Home first ever virtual food pantry donation drive for the Laguna Food Pantry
- Approx 18% of their shoppers are homeless, remainder are the working poor.
- They collect and distribute 4,000 lbs. of food every weekday.
- They serve 400+ families a week in South Orange County; more than half their shoppers have babies and children to feed.
Donate Now!
