Superheroes
In Person, Facebook Live and YouTube. Flight or invisibility? Or some other power? Which is your superpower? We hope you’ll join us.
In Person Coffee Hour
A time to connect safely in person on the Terrace.
Topic: Courage
Living with Ambiguity
In Person, Facebook Live and YouTube. We hope you’ll join us.
Freestone Congregational Meeting
A congregational vote for determining the future of UUCB’s Freestone property will take place on Oct. 23 immediately after the service.
The Power of With
In Person, Facebook Live and YouTube. You may have seen the rather corny acronym for team — Together Everyone Achieves More. Corniness aside, it is true that we can do more together than alone. Of course, it’s also true that it takes more work and more energy to do it. We’ll engage this tension today.
In Person Coffee Hour
A time to connect safely in person on the Terrace.
Sunday Morning Worship
In Person, Facebook Live and YouTube Come early for a pancake breakfast and stay for our service on animals. We hope you’ll join us.
In Person Coffee Hour
A time to connect safely in person on the Terrace.
Courage Isn’t the Opposite of Fear
In Person, Facebook Live and YouTube. We grew up thinking that courage and bravery meant not being afraid. But instead, it’s the counter-intuitive truth that courage means acting even when we’re afraid. Today we’ll explore what courage might look like in our lives and in our world. We hope you’ll join us.
In Person Coffee Hour
A time to connect safely in person on the Terrace.
Centering Different Stories
Join us this week as we celebrate Black History Month through story, song, preaching, and personal testimony. This is a service for all ages, and childcare is available in the Nursery for babies and young children.
Finding Silence
It takes discipline and courage to admit that you don’t know something or aren’t the right person to tackle a particular challenge. Being an effective presence for change in our world can also mean learning when to be quiet and listen and when to support others’ work.
Speaking Out
Unitarian Universalists have a long tradition of advocacy, public engagement, and refusing to be quiet in the face of injustice. Learn more about how w e can be a voice for compassion, mercy, and justice in our world right now.
Eyes Wide Open
As the impact of the climate crisis continues to grow, it is tempting to look away, focusing our energy instead on problems that feel small enough to solve. This week in worship, we will consider how our liberal religious values are calling us to engage the impending catastrophe courageously. Show up this Sunday and commit yourself to showing up for our planet.
The Church is Dead, Long Live the Church!
11:00 a.m.
500 years after Martin Luther courageously instigated the Reformation, religion in our world has begun another process of transformation. This week in worship we will imagine how religion might change in the centuries to come and Reverends Christian and Kristin will offer “the next 95 theses.”
