The Rev. Dr. Lewis McGee, ordained a Unitarian in 1949, was one of the first Black UU religious leaders. Preaching at the intersection of justice, race, and humanism, his story suggest that to be a "free religion for all souls," means facing the complexity of our own history and how complicity in injustice gets disguised by "reasonable concerns."
Board members will be there to share about their work this fall, to answer any questions you might have, and to hear your feedback.
The Rev. Dr. Lewis McGee, ordained a Unitarian in 1949, was one of the first Black UU religious leaders. Preaching at the intersection of justice, race, and humanism, his story suggest that to be a "free religion for all souls," means facing the complexity of our own history and how complicity in injustice gets disguised by "reasonable concerns."
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!
For those who could not attend the in-person Visioning event on Saturday 2/8, we will hold a shorter “virtual” Visioning session by Zoom. No RSVP required.
We invite folks in their 30s and 40s to join us for a potluck, conversation and connection.
Our community is a sort of a paradox: deeply rooted in our history and values, we keep on transforming and changing and growing every day.
Scott, our Community and Connection Manager, Rev. David and members of the congregation lead a monthly 45-minute introduction to Unitarian Universalism and UUCB.
Want to learn more about how to become involved in decision making at UUCB? The Leadership Development Committee invites you to join us for Q&A, conversation and snacks!
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 to join us. Former UUCB member Bobbi Himes will share with us her experience of being transgender through a spiritual perspective.
For March's Community Night, do you have the luck of the Irish…or not? We’ll find out as we play exciting games of chance and hunt for wily leprechauns.
Gather for this two-part, all-congregational event to create a vision for the future of our building, facilitated by Rodwin Architecture.
The hospitality of a shared potluck meal and good conversation is a great way to deepen connection.
In the first half of the service, pose your theological questions, questions about Unitarian Universalism, and questions about David -- and Rev. David will answer them in the sermon, on the spot.
Come discover the behind-the-scenes governance and operations teams that keep UUCB running smoothly.
Scott, our Community and Connection Manager, Rev. David and members of the congregation lead a monthly 45-minute introduction to Unitarian Universalism and UUCB.
Enjoy old friends & make new ones. Speaker Scott Montgomery, UUCB’s Community & Connection Manager, will join us.
Potluck dinner and conversation to share life experiences, support & nurturing.
Senior Salon is an open discussion group for seniors. There is no lower-age attendance criteria; members simply self-select.
The Racial Justice Committee is excited to invite you to a workshop with Regan Byrd!
A lay-led service with reflections from UUCBers on trust, vulnerability, authenticity, and courage.
A lay-led service with reflections from UUCBers on trust, vulnerability, authenticity, and courage.
On Sunday, we will meet at the home of Di Mapes for a strictly social affair. Please bring a snack for 6-8 or your choice of beverage, if desired.
The Racial Justice Team works to bring more justice into our community by collaborating with other organizations engaged in this effort.
Folks in their 40s-60s gather for fun and conversations. Bring a snack or non-alcoholic beverage to share.
Senior Salon is an open discussion group for seniors. There is no lower-age attendance criteria; members simply self-select.
Young adults (ages 18-35-ish) – join us for a potluck and bring a dish if you are able!
Theologian Walter Brueggemann writes that the progressive church has three central prophetic tasks -- three key ways that we speak truth to power -- realism in the face of ideology, grief while the world is in denial, and hope with the world is in despair.
Board members will be there to share about their work this year, to answer any questions you might have, and to hear your feedback.
Theologian Walter Brueggemann writes that the progressive church has three central prophetic tasks -- three key ways that we speak truth to power -- realism in the face of ideology, grief while the world is in denial, and hope with the world is in despair.
Monthly Climate Action Ministry meeting open to all! We meet on the fourth Wednesday of each month.
A light breakfast and opportunity to chat with other UU Men and guests. Hope to see you there!
Many hands make light(er) work - help move & spread compost to prepare for the new growing season!
Tad Koriath and the choir from the Boulder Valley UU Fellowship join Dr. Emily and the UUCB choir in an explosion of music. Come hear the symphony of voices as we explore songs of resilience and hope.
Tad Koriath and the choir from the Boulder Valley UU Fellowship join Dr. Emily and the UUCB choir in an explosion of music. Come hear the symphony of voices as we explore songs of resilience and hope.
Senior Salon is an open discussion group for seniors. There is no lower-age attendance criteria; members simply self-select.
The Climate Action Ministry is hosting. We encourage you to bring your favorite vegetarian dish and get ready to enjoy an evening of trivia for all ages!
Come learn about the many ways to engage politically and consider what's right for you!
