It has been said that religion is primarily an affair of gratitude, not of right belief. After our church breakfast at 10:00, join us for this all-ages service of gratitude as we explore and move into a spirit of appreciation.
(Note: There is no 9:00am service this week!)
UUCB members will gather in-person and online to vote on next steps for our building! For the full call to meeting, please reference the latest weekly Messenger email.
What would it look like if instead of a purpose-driven life, we embodied a curiosity-driven life? How could that change the way you move through the world? We'll also observe a Transgender Day of Remembrance ritual to name and hold the reality of violence rooted in transphobia.
What would it look like if instead of a purpose-driven life, we embodied a curiosity-driven life? How could that change the way you move through the world? We'll also observe a Transgender Day of Remembrance ritual to name and hold the reality of violence rooted in transphobia.
Come chat with members of your Board of Trustees! Get updates about church matters, ask questions, and let us know what's on your mind.
Bring your family and friends and celebrate Thanksgiving Day at BVUUF! Sign up at UUCB or watch for on-line sign-up info to come.
Come and experience a dinner service format, which will weave meaning-making with the sharing and eating of the meal.
"We are not what other people say we are. We are who we know ourselves to be." - Laverne Cox
"We are not what other people say we are. We are who we know ourselves to be." - Laverne Cox
Even if there is nothing supernatural to the world whatsoever -- even if the world is all there is with no divinity -- nonetheless religious naturalism invites us into gratitude, humility, reverence, joy, and wonder which remain at the heart of a spiritual life well lived.
Even if there is nothing supernatural to the world whatsoever -- even if the world is all there is with no divinity -- nonetheless religious naturalism invites us into gratitude, humility, reverence, joy, and wonder which remain at the heart of a spiritual life well lived.
The Jewish holiday of Hannukah is a celebration of freedom and self-determination... and it's a lot more complex than that. We retell the story, and hold it together with the conflict in Israel and Palestine today.
