Unitarian Universalist Church of Studio City

04/17/2026

We are so excited to have Saunder Choi and the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Santa Monica choir joining us in song this weekend. As he said last night, music is our shared ministry, and where we go to find community, this is "Why We Sing!"
One more day to purchase tickets! Live stream tickets are available! https://secure.givelively.org/event/unitarian-universalist-church-of-studio-city/why-we-sing

04/10/2026

01/19/2026

PLEASE JOIN US AT SEPULVEDA UU
Thursday, January 22, 7pm

A representative from WP4BL /AWARE-LA
A SURJ (Showing Up for Racial Justice) Chapter in LA will discuss:
Why do we organize white people?



Sarah Briuer Boland is a Los Angeles-based abolitionist, organizer and educator. She has facilitated white antiracist identity education in many spaces, from elementary school caregiver workgroups, to middle school equity councils, high school classrooms, professional development workshops, university classrooms, museums, religious institutions and even on the sidewalk outside LA City Hall. She is grounded in honoring learners’ inherent worth and dignity, inspiring curiosity and inviting critical analysis toward liberation from white supremacy. Sarah is a lifelong learner who orients herself toward humility, curiosity and radical empathy. Along with cultivating joy and fighting for collective liberation, you can find her thrift shopping with her daughter, hiking, singing with Pasadena’s Selah Gospel Choir and perfecting the pour over with her partner.

12/19/2025

“For Unto Us a Child is Born”: A Candlelight Christmas Eve
4:30 PM on 12/24/25—In person & on Zoom
12355 Moorpark Street, Studio City, CA 91604

Bring family and friends to experience Christmas Eve at the Unitarian Universalist Church of Studio City. Our family-friendly service brings together lessons and carols, concluding with the gentle glow of candlelight. Come and celebrate in community the hope and joy of Christmas!

12/14/2025

Today’s service was precious!

12/06/2025

Our Buy Nothing Market continues this morning until 1pm! 12355 Moorpark Ave !

11/02/2025

🎨 Art & Hand Fundraiser – Saturday, November 8th! ✋
An evening of creativity, community, and generosity!

Join us on Saturday November 8th 6-9pm for our Art & Hand Fundraiser — a lively night celebrating local talent and raising support for our programs!

✨ What to Expect:
🖼️ Silent Auction: Bid on unique art, handmade items, experiences, and more!
🔨 Live Auction: Get ready for friendly competition as our top items go up for live bidding.
🍷 No-Host Bar & Food: Enjoy delicious bites and beverages available throughout the night.

Come connect, support, and have a wonderful time with fellow community members. Your participation helps fund meaningful programming and keeps our creative spirit thriving!

Invite friends, neighbors, and anyone who loves a fun night out for a good cause!

11/02/2025

Harlow’s sermon examines the concept of gratitude and how we can nurture and keep grateful feelings no matter what the circumstances of our lives. What he calls “graditudiology” is a method that can be learned and deepened with practice. Most important is the idea that “gratitude is an attitude,” a conscious choice we can make about how we lead our daily lives and our relationships with others

10/25/2025

🍂 Join Us This Weekend! 🎶

After you attend our Annual Fall Choir Concert this evening, come back tomorrow morning for a time of fellowship and reflection.

As Unitarian Universalists, we place a premium on thinking — but it’s action that keeps our faith alive. 💛

Sunday’s service will deepen our understanding of compassion, moving beyond thoughts of care and concern to the actions and deeds that embody our shared principles.

✨ Fall Choir Concert: Tonight
✨ Sunday Service: Tomorrow Morning

10/18/2025

Join us tomorrow for service at 10 am with Rev. Rebecca Bijur. The neuroscientist Lisa Genova celebrates the power of memory while also offering a clear-eyed assessment of the ways in which our memories can lead us astray. How can we cultivate compassion for forgetfulness in certain areas of our lives, while also receiving the gift of remembering?