Worship

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.

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 weave together our grief and our celebration into the fabric of our full lives.

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 weave together our grief and our celebration into the fabric of our full lives.

As Unitarian Universalists, we are positioned to be faith leaders at this critical time in our country’s and planet’s history. And it can feel overwhelming. Where do we start? We run the risk of becoming quick to act without listening to each other and the communities most impacted by climate disruption. This Earth Day, UU Ministry for Earth and Rev. Kelly Dignan help us deepen practices that put Love at the center of our climate justice work—not to avoid acting, but to prepare and sustain us for climate justice action.

As Unitarian Universalists, we are positioned to be faith leaders at this critical time in our country’s and planet’s history. And it can feel overwhelming. Where do we start? We run the risk of becoming quick to act without listening to each other and the communities most impacted by climate disruption. This Earth Day, UU Ministry for Earth and Rev. Kelly Dignan help us deepen practices that put Love at the center of our climate justice work—not to avoid acting, but to prepare and sustain us for climate justice action.

Imagination serves us in the deeply spiritual tasks of remodeling the world and generating joy. Learn how folks in the UUCB community--including our children--create and experience imaginary worlds.

Imagination serves us in the deeply spiritual tasks of remodeling the world and generating joy. Learn how folks in the UUCB community--including our children--create and experience imaginary worlds.

It's hard to let go of perfectionism, and that drive to always do things without error gets us into all sorts of difficulties -- most of all in relationship with ourselves. What would it mean, instead, to work on making better mistakes?

It's hard to let go of perfectionism, and that drive to always do things without error gets us into all sorts of difficulties -- most of all in relationship with ourselves. What would it mean, instead, to work on making better mistakes?

The UUCB Staff will offer their annual Pancake Breakfast as a thank you to the whole congregation. Stop by to eat, drink, and visit!

Our 10:00am service is held in person, and livestreamed on the UU Church of Boulder YouTube Channel here.

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. On this 200th anniversary of the American Unitarian Association, we'll ask if our ancestors would still recognize us.

After the service, come outside (or to the Sky Room in bad weather) for giant jenga, bean bag toss, and more lawn games.

Bring a book you’ve enjoyed and want to pass on. We’ll collect the books prior to the service and go “book-shopping” after.

Bike to church and join Religious Education Director Rachel Alba for an all-ages ride around the neighborhood afterward.

After the service, we’ll head over to Boulder Pride! Sign up if you can offer carpool rides to help get folks over.

Gather for conversation and crafts before a 5:30 ritual led by Rachel and Rev. David, then a cookout (bring a side or dessert).

Rev. David Schwartz, Lead Minister and Michael DeSantis, Summer Minister: What does it mean to reject the binaries and create a joyful and inclusive community? We welcome summer minister Michael […]