Welcome

The UUFLG invites everyone into our community, without regard to race, gender, age, color, national origin, ethnic background, socioeconomic status, marital status, disability, sexual orientation or gender identity.


December 28, 2025
Books and Chocolate!
This service is our almost-annual adaptation of the wonderful Icelandic tradition of the “yule book flood” (Jólabókaflóðið – doh!) That means we bring books (new or used) that we think might be of interest to others, and exchange them. We also bring in chocolates, which are almost always of interest to others, and exchange those. Then after service and social hour, we get to curl up for the afternoon reading our books and nibbling on chocolate. Or at least that is the idea!
(To protect the sanctuary carpet, please bring individually wrapped chocolate rather than larger pieces to break up.)

January 4, 2026
Reflections and Aspirations
Join us for the first service of 2026 as we reflect on the year that was and share hopes and aspirations for the new one. This will be an interactive service, intertwined with inspirational quotes and poems.

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Stronger Together

To make our world better, each of us must celebrate and share our unique gifts to nurture our planet. As curious, spiritually independent people, our Fellowship strives to provide an open and supportive environment to explore the creativity, strength, and wisdom within the diverse experiences and aspirations of each of us. We find joy and meaning in such a community. And by working together, we strengthen our connections.
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We are a Welcoming Congregation, intentionally and openly taking steps to welcome into our community people of all sexual orientations and gender identities.

In these challenging times, here are links to vital resources:
Social assistance resources listed by the City of San José (covers wider metro area)
Santa Clara County Social Services