This week at BBUUC….
Feb 16: David Campbell will present “How Do We Know?”
David will explore different ways of learning and knowing in the domains of science and religion. He will examine how both science and religion ask and … read more.
This week at BBUUC….
Feb 9: Rev. Jack Ford will present “The Communion of Life: Climate Change & the Unitarian Universalist Response”
2006 Statement of Conscience UUA: We are part of … read more.
This week at BBUUC….
Feb. 2: Rev. Harry Parrott presents “America’s Religious Experiment”
America’s greatest gift to the world was the audacious decision to break the centuries-old tradition of territorial religion. How did this bold decision come … read more.
This week at BBUUC….
Jan. 26: Dr. Mark Yount presents “How to change the World- Or Even your Life”
Entrepreneurs can be moved by passions other than money, hence the trend recognizing social entrepreneurs: those who aim … read more.
This week at BBUUC….
Jan. 19: “A Vision of Beloved Community”
Discover and celebrate Martin Luther King, Jr.’s beloved community – a vision for the world shared by our Unitarian Universalist faith.
Led by: … read more.
This week at BBUUC….
Jan. 12: Rev. Jack Ford presents “I Know You Are But What Am I? Part 3: “Wisdom From the World’s Religions”
The writer of the Tao te Ching says: “my words are easy … read more.
This week at BBUUC….
Jan. 5: Rev. Elizabeth Teal presents “Word!”
A look at the universal teachings of being impeccable with our words, and how that sits with the idea of bearing false witness. A look at … read more.
This week at BBUUC….
Dec 29: The Worship Committee will present “Potlatch”
Potlatch has been a long standing Native American tradition. It is a ritual about letting go of something and getting something new in return. Before making a New Year’s resolution, come to this service! Bring … read more.
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Dec 8: Rev. Jack Ford will present “I Know You Are But What Am I? Part 2: Christianity”
Jack tells us: “I once preached … read more.
This week at BBUUC….
Dec. 1: Prof. Julie Ingersoll will present “Southern Civil Religion and the Rise of Neo-confederacy.”
She will trace how we got the “bible belt,” … read more.
