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 and Religious Education Director Rachel Alba, with music from Dr. Emily Koriath.
Gain an understanding of how the legacy of the Doctrine of Discovery has affected European colonizers and the Indigenous people of the United States since 1492.
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. At our 9:00am service for all ages we'll talk about how […]
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. Gather in person or watch the livestream of the 11:00am service […]
Senior Salon is an open discussion group for seniors.
Senior Salon is an open discussion group for seniors. There is no lower-age attendance criteria; members simply self-select.
We welcome all who identify as women. We shall explore spring rituals. Think of your favorite ritual(s), simple or elaborate, and bring something symbolizing it for the altar. Bring beads (seed beads are too small) for a quick project.
The first Friday of every month, we host an all-ages potluck community night from 6:00-8:00. For the first hour, we eat and socialize, and in the second hour there’s a variety of different activities like tie-dye and sparklers in July; a campfire singalong and s’mores in August; or Christmas caroling in December. No signup needed, […]
Scott, our Community and Connection Manager, Rev. David and members of the congregation lead a monthly 45-minute introduction to Unitarian Universalism and UUCB.
Irene, Membership Coordinator, Rev. David and members of the congregation lead a monthly 45-minute introduction to Unitarian Universalism and UUCB.
Senior Salon is an open discussion group for seniors.
Senior Salon is an open discussion group for seniors. There is no lower-age attendance criteria; members simply self-select.
This month we are holding our UUMG mtg from 6-9 pm at UUCB (rather than one of the UU Men's home). JOIN US! Guests always welcome!
WRV will be hosting a volunteer morning for families at Greenlee Wildlife Preserve. Please RSVP by April 10.
Sally Du Gar and Alan Davis invite you to our April pot luck Circle Supper. The address will be sent to those who sign up. Adults and teens are welcome.
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.
Ready to find your next steps for connection and growth and UUCB? Join us for lunch and Finding Your Way at UUCB.
Heads up! This is a new meeting time for Racial Justice! The Team will be meeting April 15th at 6:00 PM in person and on Zoom.
Senior Salon is an open discussion group for seniors.
Senior Salon is an open discussion group for seniors. There is no lower-age attendance criteria; members simply self-select.
The Women’s Friday Afternoon Books will be meeting on April19th because of the Conference on World Affairs. Our book is “The Weight of Ink” by Rachel Kadish. We will be meeting in the Sky Room at 1:30. Please join us even if you have not finished the book. For additional details, contact Laurie at UULaurie@gmail.com.
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.
