Join us for a food drive and social gathering with non-alcoholic beverages and hors d’oeuvres in the clubhouse of Meadows on the Parkway Clubhouse.
We invite folks in their 30s and 40s to join us for a potluck, food, conversation, and connection among people in this stage of life. Bring a low-effort dish to share, or just bring yourself.
Diana and Michael King invite us to their new home in Broomfield for our October Circle Supper. It will be strictly pot luck. Just bring a large dish to share.
We all bring different understandings and practices of worship to Sunday morning services. In this lay-led service, members of our community will share service elements that have particular meaning for them, inviting all of us to reflect on what's going on when we gather to worship.
Curious about different groups and teams at UUCB and how to get involved? Join us for an Opportunities Fair!
We all bring different understandings and practices of worship to Sunday morning services. In this lay-led service, members of our community will share service elements that have particular meaning for them, inviting all of us to reflect on what's going on when we gather to worship.
Curious about different groups and teams at UUCB and how to get involved? Join us for an Opportunities Fair!
Senior Salon is an open discussion group for seniors. There is no lower-age attendance criteria; members simply self-select.
Our discussion topic will be the meaning of pets and other animals in our lives.
Young adults (ages 18-35-ish) – join us for a potluck and bring a dish if you are able!
This fall, our congregation is joining over 300 UU churches across the U.S. to revive our commitment to climate justice. Please join us for this all-church and all-ages event!
This weekend we join hundreds of congregations in a revival that builds on decades of faithful and visionary UU climate and environmental leadership. Together, we can move past systems and cultures of extraction to usher in a new era with love and justice at the center of our climate actions.
This fall, our congregation is joining over 300 UU churches across the U.S. to revive our commitment to climate justice. Please join us for this all-church and all-ages event!
This weekend we join hundreds of congregations in a revival that builds on decades of faithful and visionary UU climate and environmental leadership. Together, we can move past systems and cultures of extraction to usher in a new era with love and justice at the center of our climate actions.
This fall, our congregation is joining over 300 UU churches across the U.S. to revive our commitment to climate justice. Please join us for this all-church and all-ages event!
Come see Dianne Ewing’s new apartment with deck and adjoining patio in Boulder. Car pooling recommended! Bring a snack or beverage to share!
The Racial Justice Team meets the 3rd Monday of every month at 6:00 in person and on line. We'd love to have you join us!
Monthly Climate Action Ministry meeting open to all! We meet on the fourth Wednesday of each month. Our August meeting will be the first of this church year - where we will be planning our 2024-2025 activities!
Young adults (ages 18-35-ish) – join us for food, conversation, and connection. Bring a dish if you are able! We will be joining in community with other UU young adults from across the Front Range!
We'll travel through time to find our trick-or-treating friend, learning about the history of our Halloween traditions. Heavy snacks provided, costumes strongly encouraged! Childcare for infant to 2 y.o.'s. Please RSVP
Outdoors we'll clean up the grounds and gardens, inside we'll repaint the Listening Room!
Contemporary theologian Anna Blaedel wrote about having a dream from which she awoke saying "When we find our people, we find our way." How does her dream invite Unitarian Universalists to shift their way of being together?
Board members will be there to share about their work this fall, to answer any questions you might have, and to hear your feedback.
Contemporary theologian Anna Blaedel wrote about having a dream from which she awoke saying "When we find our people, we find our way." How does her dream invite Unitarian Universalists to shift their way of being together?
