Rev. Susan Frederick-Gray
Auction Sermon: Marcia Hart won my sermon in the auction and asked that I speak about Harper Lee’s To Kill a Mockingbird and in particular the character of Scout. What a great opportunity to reflect on truth.

Judson Webb
Ministerial intern Judson Webb will join us to explore our relationship to truth and peace in an era where both can appear lacking.

In person services canceled due to snow storm.

Deep wells of courage are all around us, all the time, if only we are able to attune our spirits to Source. It is easy to feel overwhelmed and overly responsible for our world and it is important to remember that we do not go this road alone. In this service, we will explore different understandings of Source and how we might draw on That Which is Greater Than Us for spiritual nourishment. With Rev. Sarah Gettie McNeill.

Martin Luther King, Jr. spoke of the strengthen needed to choose love in the face of hate and discrimination. In honor of his birthday, we reflect on his teachings of the centrality of love and the courage it takes to choose love.

What does it mean to be a courageous person and how can we grow our own courage? How can community help us?

A Memorial Service for Deb Tubergen will be held on Saturday, January 10, at 1 p.m. in the Meeting Room. A reception will follow in Fellowship Hall.

We welcome the New Year with story and song and an invitation to consider the hopes and the gifts that we can bring with us to shape the New Year.

We live in challenging times. Anyone who strives for a just and caring world — and engages the national news — is likely to sense a bitter taste of failure as we close out a tumultuous year. To keep up our resilience, might it help to look at success and failure in a different way? Rev. Dennis will look at success, failure, and some lessons of history as we sort out these trying times.

This fun, slightly irreverent, and participatory no-rehearsal Nativity play invites people of all ages to play a part in the incredible story of Jesus’ birth.

Spend your Christmas Eve with music, community and candlelight at UUCB. This service features the choir and both traditional and contemporary readings and reflections on Christmas.