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		Chalice UU Congregation is the result of a merger between two former UU churches—the Inland North County UU Fellowship and Chalice UU Church—and serves the communities of Poway, Rancho Bernardo, and Escondido. With strong lay leadership and the dynamic ministry of Rev. Margo McKenna Brower, Chalice continues to set records as one of the fastest-growing UU congregations in the U.S. It has won special recognition for growth from our regional governing body, the Pacific Southwest District. In 2004, Chalice moved its worship services and office spaces to a beautiful new facility in Escondido. Visit Chalice here.
First Unitarian Universalist Church of San Diego has offered a unique religious voice of freedom, reason, and tolerance since 1873 and serves the San Diego metropolitan area. Lead Minister Rev. Dr. Arvid Straube is the Lead Minister and Rev. Kathleen Owens is the Associate Minister. First Church, in this community of young and old, gay and straight, from various racial and cultural backgrounds, seeks to change the world by living lives of wisdom, compassion and tolerance. We do not tell you what you must believe. We don't ask you to check your mind at the door. Instead we invite you to join in a conversation with us about the meaning of life, love and service. Visit First Church here.
		Palomar UU Fellowship serves the growing North County communities of Vista, San Marcos and points in between. Palomar is located on five acres and features a newly dedicated memorial garden as well as a nature sanctuary certified by the National Wildlife Federation’s Backyard Wildlife Habitat program. In the summer of 2003, Palomar’s Co-Ministers (and husband-wife team) Rev. Carol Hilton and Rev. Dwight Smith retired after nearly 12 years of dedicated service. Rev. Dr. Beth A. Johnson has been ministering at Palomar since September 2004. Visit Palomar here.
The UU Fellowship of San Dieguito serves Solana Beach, Del Mar, Encinitas and other North County coastal areas. It is built on seven acres of hillside land donated by two members and overlooks the Pacific Ocean. The Fellowship holds outdoor services year-round (except during rainy weather) in an amphitheater surrounded by pines and natural vegetation. Red-tailed hawks often soar overhead during Sunday morning worship services. The architecturally distinctive campus includes a meeting hall, library, classrooms and offices, and is completely accessible to physically handicapped visitors. Rev. David Miller started as minister in August 2009. Visit San Dieguito here.
		Unitarian Universalists of the South Bay do not tell you what you must believe. We don't ask you to check your mind at the door. Instead we invite you to join in a conversation with us about the meaning of life, love and service. In this community of young and old, gay and straight, from various racial and cultural backgrounds, we seek to change the world by living lives of wisdom, compassion and tolerance. You are warmly invited to visit us. We know you will want to come back and learn more about our unique approach to religion. See you Sunday! Visit South Bay here.
Summit UU Fellowship in East County San Diego has celebrated 18 years of service to individuals and families in La Mesa, El Cajon, Santee and Spring Valley. In its short history, Summit has enjoyed a tradition of strong lay leadership in partnership with professional ministry. Rev. Kathleen A. Green began as Summit's minister in August 2007. Summit strives to be a caring community mindful of the diverse needs of its members, dedicated to free inquiry, democratic process and positive community outreach. Summit bought its own property in Santee and held its first service in its first real home on June 11, 2006. Visit Summit here.