We embrace the many different paths toward life's ultimate questions.For us, what we believe is less important than how we live.Who are We?Unitarian Universalist Society of SacramentoUnitarian Universalist Society of SacramentoFor us, what we believe is less important than how we live.We embrace the many different paths toward life's ultimate questions.UUSS – A Sacramento ChurchA Church of Open Minds and Loving HeartsFor NewcomersWho We AreWho Are We?What We BelieveOur MinistersMeet Our StaffBusiness OfficeFacilities RentalContact UsBecoming a MemberUUSS HistoryGet ConnectedExplore our GroupsSocial JusticeConfronting Economic InequalityRacial JusticeAmerican River Parkway StewardsEarth JusticeFaithful FriendsFamily PromiseLoaves and FishesRefugee SupportSt. John’s ShelterTogether We ShareUUs for Justice in the Middle EastUU-UNO at UUSSChildren & YouthReligious EducationChildcareSpirit Play (K – 5th)Junior High (JHYG) (6th – 8th)Senior High (SHYG) (9th – 12th)Chalice CampFreedom ClubComing of Age (COA)Our Whole Lives (OWL)SermonsOur SermonsUpcoming ServicesEventsUpcoming Events (Bluesheets)UnigramsMonthly CalendarSocial Justice Theme ActivitiesWebsite TrainingMembersBecoming a MemberHow We Communicate at UUSSMember DirectoriesRoom and Setup RequestBoard of TrusteesNominating CommitteeGovernance DocumentsReports and FilesFormsRenovation ProjectMemberstestGiveStewardship / Annual PledgingDonate NowLegacy GivingEndowment TrustUUSS Zazzle StoreAmazon SMILE DonationsWelcome!If you are looking to visit us for the first time make sure you check out our newcomers page for all the information you need.Facilities RentalQuick LinksWhat We BelieveDirections and Map Our FacebookThe Reason for Our BannerThanks to our Volunteers!Services are at 10:30 a.m. at 2425 Sierra Blvd.Child Care Staff on duty from 10:15-12:00Our Children and Youth Programs are also at 10:30 a.m.Check out Sunday Morning Spiritual Practices before our service most Sundays.Upcoming Sunday ServiceJanuary 15Doubt, Fear, Courage, and FaithRev. Lucy Bunch preaching with Rev. Roger Jones, Ministerial Intern D. Scott Cooper, and Worship Associate Jim Eastman; UUSS Choir with Keith Atwater, Music DirectorOn this Martin Luther King, Jr., holiday Sunday, we reflect on the early years of the life of Martin Luther King. What inspired him to challenge the status quo? How did he rise above the doubt and fear that plagued him? What meaning does his experience have for us in 2017? Come and let the story of his journey reassure and challenge us.Exploring Unitarian Universalism:  Social Justice: How do we Live our Values?Sunday Morning Spiritual Practice at 9:45: Silent Meditation in room 6More Upcoming ServicesListen to Recent SermonsWe are a member of the Unitarian Universalist AssociationUUSS Daily News and Group Updatesclick here to see upates on one page      Page: 1 of 65 1234567891011121314151617181920212223242526272829303132333435363738394041424344454647484950515253545556