Topic: Possibility

Old Ways to New Worlds: Deep Ecology, Green Shinto and Reclaiming

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For a more environmentally sustainable future, we need a new ethical, spiritual model where science and religion are integrated and humans are a part, not rulers over the Earth. Join us this Sunday as we seek out this “new” way through the work of modern practitioners of ancient faith traditions from around the world. Guest preacher Kiya Heartwood is an award-winning U.U. songwriter, activist, and Starr King Seminarian. She is also the Artistic Director of the People’s Orchestra of Austin, TX.

2020 Vision

The year 2020 is 345 days from now. I remember well the turning over of the numbers as 1999 became 2000, the sense of anticipation. A year from now, what will we be doing, what is possible, who do we want to be?

The Possibilities Among Us

Church is one of the last places in our society where people don’t have to be segregated by age, yet so many of our experiences in this congregation are still divided according to how old we are. This week in worship we will consider how worshipping and learning together as a whole community more often could open us up to the possibilities already right here among us.

Wave – Particle Duality

11 am   It’s a conundrum – is the particle a wave or is the wave a particle. As a member of the church – are we a wave or a particle. Are we a corporation or are we a collective of individuals… are we a business or are we a spiritual gathering….

Umbilical Cords and Apron Strings – the Transient and the Permanent of Religious Communities

11 am Unitarian Minister Theodore Parker helped navigate Unitarianism through a theological questioning of Christian doctrine. He wrote a powerful and widely published sermon called “The Transient and Permanent of Christianity,” which claimed that there are truths which are transient and fade with time, and there are truths which rest at the center of all … Continue reading Umbilical Cords and Apron Strings – the Transient and the Permanent of Religious Communities

A Shared Ministry

11 am Ministry is no longer an act provided only by those who are ordained and called to serve. Ministry happens wherever individuals embrace the belief that their good interests, ideas, cooperation and collaboration are also a way to bless and serve the congregation. How is it that UUCB will step boldly away from being … Continue reading A Shared Ministry