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1. Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of San Dieguito - Solana Beach
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1036 Solana Dr, Solana Beach, CA 92075
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2. Palomar Unitarian Universalist Fellowship - Vista
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1600 Buena Vista Dr, Vista, CA 92081
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We are a progressive, inclusive, creative, and dynamic faith community in North County San Diego. We welcome and affirm the many manifestations of beliefs and identities that the human family holds and embodies.
We honor our interconnectedness with earth and all beings. We seek to embody the transforming power of radical love, ever at work in our lives and in the world, as we nurture spirits and help heal the world.
We stand for peace, social justice, the environment, through anti-racist and other counter-oppressive teachings and actions.
We acknowledge that Palomar Fellowship is on the stolen land of the Luiseño Nation and Kumeyaay Nation.
We are a progressive, inclusive, creative, and dynamic faith community in North County San Diego. We welcome and affirm the many manifestations of beliefs and identities that the human family holds and embodies.
We honor our interconnectedness with earth and all beings. We seek to embody the transforming power of radical love, ever at work in our lives and in the world, as we nurture spirits and help heal the world.
We stand for peace, social justice, the environment, through anti-racist and other counter-oppressive teachings and actions.
We acknowledge that Palomar Fellowship is on the stolen land of the Luiseño Nation and Kumeyaay Nation.
