Multigenerational Service: Stories that Shape Us
Stories are all around us. We use them to teach, to entertain, and to inspire. Stories are the basis of who we are.
Stories are all around us. We use them to teach, to entertain, and to inspire. Stories are the basis of who we are.
The title of the sermon says it all. Come hear Rev. Hurto speak about our Universalist mandate – love.
Will our mission guide our vision for the future in times of uncertainty? Does it matter?
Dr. Ahmed will address those traditions and teachings in Islam that speak about diversity and inclusion.
In honor of Dr. Martin Luther King’s birthday, Ms. Orrin will speak about the connections between Dr. King’s legacy and today’s Black Lives Matter movement.
Potlatch has been a long-standing Native American tradition. It is a ritual about letting go of something and getting something new in return.
BBUUC is starting off the New Year by holding a Hymn Sing, a worship service in which most of the liturgy is music. Hymn requests will be taken from the congregation. Come be in community with others and lift up your voice in song.
Not inspired to celebrate the holidays in the traditional style? You can resist holiday commercialism and stresses by coming to BBUUC to celebrate Festivus.
The Worship Committee will present “Christmas Eve Service at BBUUC”: Come, bring your family and friends to our annual Christmas Eve Service coordinated and led by Joann Carollo and the talented Smart family—along with the BBUUC Choir—and other fabulous musicians and presenters from our congregation.
Although winter is the season of dormancy, darkness and cold, the December Solstice marks the “turning of the Sun” and the days slowly get longer. Come celebrate the lighter days to come and nature’s continuing cycle.