Gather with Rev. David, religious education director Rachel, and music director Dr. Emily for this all-ages service and celebration of the equinox. We'll gather with singing, tell stories to mark […]
Several times each year, members of the UUCB community lead services sharing their experiences and offering an invitation into reflection and conversation: individual stories join to create something greater than […]
Several times each year, members of the UUCB community lead services sharing their experiences and offering an invitation into reflection and conversation: individual stories join to create something greater than […]
A spare, intimate service that faces plainly and without deflection the stark reality of suffering and the experience of hopelessness, ending in silence and darkness. Led by Rev. David Schwartz […]
In our liberal religious tradition, the invitation of Easter isn't to some inevitable happiness ahead of us. It is instead the demanding, difficult, and deeply liberating invitation to face and […]
In our liberal religious tradition, the invitation of Easter isn't to some inevitable happiness ahead of us. It is instead the demanding, difficult, and deeply liberating invitation to face and […]
The experience of seeing a total solar eclipse, like the one earlier this week, is an entrypoint to wonder and amazement. For the religious naturalist, scientific understanding goes hand in hand with embodied awe.
The experience of seeing a total solar eclipse, like the one earlier this week, is an entrypoint to wonder and amazement. For the religious naturalist, scientific understanding goes hand in hand with embodied awe.
Ecologist Baba Dioum said, "In the end we will conserve only what we love, we will love only what we understand, and we will understand only what we are taught." This Earth Day we join congregations across our Pacific Western Region in reading -- and writing -- love letters to the future. What do you want to tell the generations ahead? What do you want to remind yourself of in the year to come about your deep love for the earth? In doing this work, we begin by imagining a hopeful, just, and thriving future – a future we are in love and relationship with – and then we set a path to work for it. Our 9:00am service on the same theme will be for all ages.
Ecologist Baba Dioum said, "In the end we will conserve only what we love, we will love only what we understand, and we will understand only what we are taught." This Earth Day we join congregations across our Pacific Western Region in reading -- and writing -- love letters to the future. What do you want to tell the generations ahead? What do you want to remind yourself of in the year to come about your deep love for the earth? In doing this work, we begin by imagining a hopeful, just, and thriving future – a future we are in love and relationship with – and then we set a path to work for it. Our 9:00am service on the same theme will be for all ages.
The Climate Action Ministry is excited to welcome the Rev. Kelly Dignan, Co-Director of UU Ministry for Earth, to help us explore how we can center the inherent worth and dignity of every person in the face of climate disruption and environmental degradation. Join us as we kick off Earth Month with music from the Chancel Cats!
The Climate Action Ministry is excited to welcome the Rev. Kelly Dignan, Co-Director of UU Ministry for Earth, to help us explore how we can center the inherent worth and dignity of every person in the face of climate disruption and environmental degradation. Join us as we kick off Earth Month with music from the Chancel Cats!
We're a religious movement united not by a set of share theological statements, but a set of shared values and by the promises that we make to one another: united by covenant.
We're a religious movement united not by a set of share theological statements, but a set of shared values and by the promises that we make to one another: united by covenant.
History doesn't repeat, but it does instruct. The obvious and iconic signs of tyranny like book burnings and mass violence may keep us from recognizing the early warning signs that we should be paying attention to.
History doesn't repeat, but it does instruct. The obvious and iconic signs of tyranny like book burnings and mass violence may keep us from recognizing the early warning signs that we should be paying attention to.
Across the denomination our guiding principles have been studied, reviewed and updated to better reflect our evolving faith. Join us as we celebrate our deepest shared beliefs with the combined choirs and musicians of UUCB and our neighbor congregation, the Boulder Valley UU Fellowship. Led by Dr. Emily and Tad Koriath with the choir and Chancel Cats.
Across the denomination our guiding principles have been studied, reviewed and updated to better reflect our evolving faith. Join us as we celebrate our deepest shared beliefs with the combined choirs and musicians of UUCB and our neighbor congregation, the Boulder Valley UU Fellowship. Led by Dr. Emily and Tad Koriath with the choir and Chancel Cats.
For 1,500 years, theologians and philosophers have debated when and how and why war can be justified. But however clean those theories might be, the difference between theory and practice is always greater in practice than in theory.
For 1,500 years, theologians and philosophers have debated when and how and why war can be justified. But however clean those theories might be, the difference between theory and practice is always greater in practice than in theory.
Celebrate the 101st anniversary of this annual Unitarian service at this one intergenerational 10:00am service! Norbert Čapek, founder of the Unitarian Church in Czechoslovakia, saw the need to unite the diverse congregants of his church from varying Protestant, Catholic, and Jewish faiths. For this reason, in 1923, he honored the universal beauty of nature by having a communion of flower instead of the Eucharist. Please bring a flower to share during the service.
Experience our contemplative "early service" format at 10:00am this week as Rev. David and Dr. Emily lead this contemplative worship in the round, with a cappella congregational singing. We'll anchor in joy, wonder, and awe exactly at the moment the world around us can feel overwhelming and out of control.
You'll have the chance to submit your favorite hymns for this music-filled service, led by Dr. Emily.
Honor the longest day and shortest night in this all-ages celebration and gathering!
