Upcoming Services
March 1, 2026: Welcoming: The Journey
The Rev. Katie Romano Griffin
What does it truly mean to be a welcoming congregation? Is it a sign on the door? A statement on a website? Singing Fuente de Amor? Or is it something deeper — a living, evolving practice rooted in love?
Rev. Katie Romano Griffin is the Senior Minister at All Souls Indy - a UU congregation in Indianapolis. This service is part of a UU Indiana pulpit swap. While Rev. Katie is at UUCB, Rev. Susan Frederick-Gray will be preaching at All Souls Indy.
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March 8, 2026: Keep Hope Alive
Rev. Susan Frederick-Gray
Hope is essential, especially during the most difficult times. Hope isn’t just sunny optimism; it is a strength of spirit and perspective that helps us keep showing up for what we love. -
March 15, 2026: All Ages Service: What's Next For Us?
Jeff LaBonde
This service will invite all generations into a shared practice of grounded hope and spiritual resistance, finding purpose not in guaranteed outcomes but in the sacred work of showing up for one another and for justice, step by faithful step. This service will feature the Family Choir. -
March 22, 2026: Together in Hope and Courage
Rev. Susan Frederick-Gray
This Sunday we kick-off our annual Pledge Drive Campaign and remember the vital importance of this community is growing our hope and courage. Special music with the All Ages Band. -
March 29, 2026: We Give Each Other Hope
Rev. Susan Frederick-Gray
Community is a source of hope in our lives. Often, when we feel lost, it is the care of others that helps rekindle our hope. Relationships of love, care, trust – these are a foundation for hope. The choir will premiere a new piece commissioned from the words of Rev. Bill Breeden “Channels Made by Love.”
Past Services
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February 23, 2025: “Love and Compassion: A Path to Justice”
Cultivating love and compassion is the foundation of a commitment to justice.
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February 16, 2025: All Ages Valentine’s Day Service: "Love and Resistance"
How do we love when our hearts are breaking? How can the spiritual practice of love improve our own lives and make the world a better place? This service features Family Choir and an all-ages band! -
February 09, 2025: “When Compassion Isn’t Easy”
We all know times when being compassionate is not easy. How do we cultivate compassion even for those we are in conflict with? What does this even mean or look like and why would we even try?
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February 02, 2025: "Love is the Center"
What does it mean to understand Love at the center of our faith?
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January 26, 2025: "What is Epistemic Justice, and Why Should We Care?"
Breaking this complex-sounding topic down into real-world terms, we can better turn our good intentions into real-world practice. -
January 19, 2025: Martin Luther King, Jr. Sunday "With Justice as our Guide"
What does it mean for our community to put love and justice at the center of our work and what does this mean for how we continue to work to expand and defend human rights and civil rights today? -
January 18, 2025: A Celebration of Life for Alan Backler
A Celebration of Life for Alan Backler: Saturday, January 18, at 3 p.m. A reception will be held following the service in Fellowship Hall. Child care will be available. -
January 12, 2025: "Living with Intention"
How do we live more intentionally - meaning more thoughtfully about our choices and decisions and more aware of how our values guide us? -
January 05, 2025: "All Ages Service: Welcoming the New Year" (Cancelled due to inclement weather)
Through story, song and ritual, we will explore the importance of intention and even set intentions for ourselves for the New Year. -
December 29, 2024: “Hanukkah: The Festival of Lights”
With leadership from members of our UU Jewish Connections group, we will explore and honor the stories and rituals of Hanukkah.
