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9:30 The UUA Principles are once again up for revision with a commission charged to propose an update to Article II of the UUA bylaws.  Why "principles"?  Why not values, or covenants, or commitments?  And where do our present UUA principles come from?  Rev'd Jay will offer a historical look at all this and raise some questions about what's transient and what's permanent in the identity of our UU tradition. Click the heading above for the Link.

9:30 a.m. UUCB member, Wyndy Knox Carr will give her Personal Theology, "We Have It In Us to Heal: Ancestral Memory, Tribalism and Finding ThOur Way Forward in the Half-light and Dark."  Wyndy will reconnect us to our deepest bio-cultural roots as UUs, in the U.S. and on Mother Earth. Wyndy's talk will convince us that, "We're not crazy after all," and we might just be able to evolve our way out of this IF we return to our roots, intuitions and caring for one another as 'humane' beings." Click the heading above for the Zoom Link and full description.

9:30 a.m. James Baraz is well known to many members and friends of UUCB.  He is a founding teacher of Spirit Rock Meditation Center and has taught mindfulness meditation since 1978.  He is the author of two books:  Awakening Joy, which he co-authored with Shoshana Alexander; and Awakening Joy for Kids. This is a rare opportunity to hear James speak on this topic, of "Joy in Difficult Times." Click the heading above for more description and the Zoom link.

9:30 a.m. Kenneth Marino, former Ministerial Intern at UUCB will present on the topic of "Yoga as a Spiritual Practice." Ken has been studying Yoga for forty years and will offer his insights and experiences into this most ancient tradition. Ken is from New York and completed his Master of Divinity degree at Drew University. He is an author, musician, yoga teacher, and a Reiki Master. Please take this opportunity to get to know more about the power of Yoga for our mental, physical and emotional health. Click the heading for more information and the Zoom link.