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Welcome!
Growing together in love & spirit ...
xxxxxxxxxxthrough inspiring worship and service to others
Live Oak is a thriving, multigenerational congregation grounded in the history and heritage of liberal religion. Our shared ministry enlists the whole church family in living out the values we proclaim -- at home, at church, and in the world. We welcome all -- seekers of every religious background 
with no distinction of class, nationality, race, gender or sexual orientation.
In an increasingly impersonal, modern secular world, we aspire to be a larger family for all who share in our search for meaning and purpose in life, unrestrained by doctrine or creed.
We meet for worship and fellowship twice a month on the first and third Sundays of the month. Please join us at 4:00 p.m. at 1300 Grand St. in Alameda (in the building of the Home of Truth Spiritual Center).
Children and Youth join the adults in the sanctuary for the first part of our worship service. During this gathering time, among other things, we will hear a story for all ages that will connect adults and children with the topic of the service. After about 15 minutes, the children and their teachers will go to their classrooms. Children of all ages are always welcome to stay with their parent(s) for the service. We usually have a few young ones there.
Light Supper After: Many friends and members stay after the service for a fellowship meal. Everyone is invited to stay to get to know us and to break bread together. We hope you will join us.
For more details, please contact info@uuliveoak.org.
Live Oak's Next Service:
September 5, 4:00 p.m.
We Begin Again in Love
Worship Leader: Richard Stromer; Worship Associate: Ruth Levitan
Both Unitarian Universalism and Judaism draw inspiration from many of the same sources -- and a sizeable proportion of UUs have cultural and religious ties to the Jewish faith. Please join us for our annual homage to the Jewish High Days and the bonds that link these two traditions. We'll examine what this most important time of the year in the Jewish calendar might mean for us as UUs, as well as observing our own Ritual of Letting Go. Through this ritual, we are given the opportunity to release whatever in ourselves and our lives no longer serves us and, in doing so, to begin again in love.
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