Young Adults

Young Adults at UniLu

Young Adults are a significant portion of the congregation at UniLu and much of what we do is geared toward engaging faith and life in a way that is pertinent, meaningful, and applicable for those on the border between the first third and second third of life.

Storytelling Night: Join us for Storytelling Nights on the Third Sunday of every month. You may bring a story, improvise a story, or just come to listen to others' stories. All are welcome. Learn more about our monthly Storytelling Nights on the Storytelling Night portion of our webpage. Storytelling night is also part of our Sunday Evening engagements. Note: We meet online via Zoom.

UniLu is a Campus Ministry congregation and many young adults in the Bay Area are also students. If this is true of you, be sure to check out Campus Ministry.

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Our church sits in an ancestral homeland of the Muwekma Ohlone Tribe. Christian colonizers forced their ancestors into missions and seized their land. We grieve the loss of indigenous lives, the destruction of indigenous culture, and the commodification of indigenous land. God calls us to a right relationship with this land and its past, present, and future caretakers. Muwekma neighbors are a sovereign people. May we live in solidarity with them and repair Creation with all.

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