"America is essentially a dream," said MLK, two generations ago: "a dream as yet unfulfilled." In the political season ahead, the competition is not just among candidates, but an argument about what that dream really means, and who it's really for.
"America is essentially a dream," said MLK, two generations ago: "a dream as yet unfulfilled." In the political season ahead, the competition is not just among candidates, but an argument about what that dream really means, and who it's really for.
Scott, our Community and Connection Manager, Rev. David and members of the congregation lead a monthly 45-minute introduction to Unitarian Universalism and UUCB.
This Sunday we kick off the church year with one joyful all-ages service at 11:00, followed by our annual barbecue! Bring a bit of water from home or summer travels to share in our annual water ritual.
In medieval Europe, building a cathedral was a generations-long process -- a singular vision and hope passed among a changing constellation of people working to make it real. Perhaps considering that different timescale is reason for hope, not overwhelm!
In medieval Europe, building a cathedral was a generations-long process -- a singular vision and hope passed among a changing constellation of people working to make it real. Perhaps considering that different timescale is reason for hope, not overwhelm!
Join us as we discuss best practices for using our building and resources; leading a group; and communicating through various UUCB channels.
Christian nationalists are more powerful and more emboldened than they've been in decades, and they're trying to remake this country into something it's never been: an explicitly -- and very narrowly -- Christian state.
Christian nationalists are more powerful and more emboldened than they've been in decades, and they're trying to remake this country into something it's never been: an explicitly -- and very narrowly -- Christian state.
Looking for an easy and impactful way to get involved on Sundays? Join the Membership & Connection Team for Usher & Welcome Table training. The more the merrier!
At the balance-point between dark and day, we gather to bear witness to the sacred cycle of the year and ground ourselves in this all-ages, earth-centered service. Bring a branch of fall leaves, or fresh fall flowers, homemade bread, or harvest from your garden to help build our altar.
The upcoming Jewish High Holy Days begin the Jewish year 5785. Rev. Ruth Rinehart will reflect on her own Jewish heritage, and invites us all to reflect on their yearly spiritual practice of right relationship.
