A Questionable Faith
Aug 9 @ 11:00 am - 12:15 pmRev. Marcus Liefert.
As we transition from our Summer services to the beginning of our church year, Rev. Marcus brings a tradition from other UU congregations to UUCB: a question box sermon. In the style of Ask Me Anything conversations, you are invited to send your question to revmarcus@uucb.org or just write it down when you come on Sunday morning, and he’ll respond to as many questions as he can during the service.While no lunch will be served throughout the summer, we still invite you to join us for conversation, coffee/tea, and a snack before and after the service.
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We acknowledge that this church occupies land in Huchiun in the unceded territory of the Chochenyo-speaking Ohlone people. May we have the humility and courage to do our part to restore what has been broken and the wisdom to live into a new solidarity with Indigenous communities and the earth.
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