We are individuals who self-identify as People of Color, including those of mixed-race, who affirm our Unitarian Universalist mission and values. Our unique identity within Unitarian Universalism, which strives toward a diverse, multi-cultural, multi-racial community, carries with it both responsibilities and opportunities to provide vision and leadership for the Journey Toward Wholeness at UUSS.

We are a social group for people born between the mid-1940s and early-1980s (give or take). We gather to enjoy a wide range of fun outings and get-togethers.

We are a group of walkers and hikers. We hike interesting trails and pathways, meet others, get exercise and appreciate nature's bounty. Many of the walks are local and of relatively short distance (3-5 miles) but some hikes are longer and farther afield.

We are a group of and for individuals in our congregation of Gen Y age or near. We have regular gatherings, and work to ensure that our age group has a strong and active presence in all aspects of congregational life.

UUJME is the Sacramento Chapter of Unitarian Universalists for Justice in the Middle East, a UUA related social justice organization of concerned UUs working to educate ourselves and our fellow UUs and citizens about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and its legal, moral and ethical issues in an effort to bring about peace and justice in Israel-Palestine, including a settlement of the conflict affirming the equality, dignity, freedom and security of all peoples involved.