72425 Via Vail
Rancho Mirage, CA 92270
760-321-0694
If you are past your 80th birthday, come on over to the Community room the second Wednesday of the month for lively interactions. There we laugh & picnic as well occasionally share a tidbit of accumulated joy or wisdom. Mark your calendar. BYO picnic. No RSVP needed.
Shabbat begins at 7:00pm
On the Second Sunday of the month we collect a sock donation for the clients of Well in the Desert. The Well serves the population of the Coachella Valley in poverty prevention, intervention and advocacy.
Worship Leader: Anita Rufus
Worship Associate: Bryna Blum
Anita Rufus, who has specialized in end-of-life options for over 20 years, will talk about Advance Directives and the importance of having discussions with your family about what you do and do not want.
Join Gustavo Wong in the Community Room for Tai Chi classes.
Interested in joining other UUCOD members in a friendly game or two of scrabble? ALL ARE WELCOME-FROM NOVICE TO EXPERT! We will meet the first and third Thursday of the month at 11:00am. Please contact Carol Lavoie for more information.
Special summer meeting at the mountain home of Carol and Dan Scanny (just off Highway 74 near Idyllwild). Join us for a potluck lunch. Each person is invited to discuss a book they have read and would like to share with the group. Contact Carol Scanny (UUCOD Directory) to RSVP, select an item you will […]
On the third Sunday of every month from October to June we share half of our plate collections with a non-profit 501c3 organization. The Share the Plate recipients have been nominated and elected by members and friends from a pool of non-profits organizations serving the Coachella Valley and surrounding desert cities.
Worship Leader: Rev. Ian W. Riddell
Worship Associate: Steven Toporoff
We value knowledge highly in our tradition, embracing varieties of knowledge about things: thinking and ideas and theories. But we often devalue knowledge grounded in doing, making, and crafting. How might we benefit from the deep knowledge of makers and crafters and tradespeople as we imagine the beloved community?
Join Gustavo Wong in the Community Room for Tai Chi classes.
Join us for a conversation about how our congregation might be interested and able to engage with immigration justice and the needs of refugees and asylum seekers in our area. We'll talk about possible partners and about the congregation's possible level of commitment. Bring your ideas and your open minds.
The zoom link is in the weekly newsletter.
Introduced by the Social Justice Committee in January 2023. Donate formula, which will be given to Galilee Center for distribution to their families with babies.
Why donate formula rather than money? Due to shortages, stores have been setting tight limits on the number of cans per purchase. Our donations help Galilee Center hand out more formula each month to families with babies who are unable to buy it on their own.
Click through to see images of the only powdered formulas they will accept....
Worship Leader: Lisa Middleton
Worship Associate: Steven Toporoff
Lisa Middleton is a member of the Palm Springs City Council. In 2017, she became the first transgender person elected to a political office in California, in 2021 she became only the third transgender person in US History to be the Mayor of an American city. Lisa will speak not only of her lived experience but of the challenges facing transgender people today as so many seek to politicalize transgender identity.
Join Gustavo Wong in the Community Room for Tai Chi classes.
Join us at Don and Sweet Sue's Cafe in Cathedral City at 8:00am on the first Friday of the month.
Every First Sunday of a month, our congregations collects a food and clothing offering for Galilee Center and their overnight shelter. The center serves the needs of seniors & families, migrant farm workers & asylum applicants in the Mecca area.
Worship Leader: Megan Beaman-Jacinto
Worship Associate: Joni Padduck
Even today, where the average person works 12+ jobs in a lifetime, many companies continue to enjoy the committed and experienced labor of long term employees. These humans dedicate nearly their entire working lives to companies, contributing a wealth of dedicated expertise, wisdom, and skills over decades. However, too often, the employment relationships end too abruptly in employees’ later years, and workers are able to fight back.
Join Gustavo Wong in the Community Room for Tai Chi classes.
Care Team Meeting on Zoom.
