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  i attended my first service last sunday afternoon (props for the time) and was welcomed with open arms. i like the fact that the weekly collection plates' funds went directly to the organization of the week. it was for a program that assists young people "aging out" of the foster system, to find housing. i found that intriguing and respected that it was a way to honour our uu principles. considering that the fellowship rents the local (and historically beautiful) episcopal church and that they are on the fifth year of existence, i like that the money goes right to helping people rather than maintaining a large building.
  as usual the folks tended to look mostly white and middle class, but so does the oakland church that i have been attending as well. hopefully, anti-oppression work within the fellowship is something that they work on.
  i cannot emphasize enough how loving and welcoming the community felt. it was like everyone really knew each other but they didn't make me feel like an outsider.
  my partner passed away in december and while telling a greeter about my experience with the uu religion, the death of my partner came up. i immediately got teary eyed and it was kind of hard to go through that display of emotions in front of a stranger, but she said all the "right" things and held that space with compassion and authenticity. she probably responded the best of all "strangers" i have experienced that awkward moment with.
  i am definitely going back and cannot wait for this week's service.

  Added June 12, 2017 by Jessi Ross