Dear Ones, UUCB is a warm, loving community. We often greet one another with handshakes and hugs. But concerns about the corona virus and the resulting COVID-19 illness require us, like religious institutions all over the world, to modify our habits for the time being. Even though it may be hard to think of changing, […]
UUCB Response to Coronavirus Risks Read More »
Music by Derek Herzer. Service followed by “Soul Seeking” discussion.
Soul – Rev. Sylvia Stocker Read More »
Jon lives with his wife and two girls, 9 and 6, in Bath, Maine. He works as the director of the Spiritual Wellness Department at Mid Coast – Parkview Health, where he has served since February 2016. Music by Nancy Whatley.
Experiencing Failure – Jonathan Larsson Read More »
Today we finally get to hear the amazing music the choir had prepared for the MLK service in January that was canceled because of snow. Come hear the choir, directed by Heidi Neufeld, and accompanied by Derek Herzer and guest drummer Annagret Baier.
Cancelled: New Jerusalem – Rev. Sylvia Stocker Read More »
Arrangements for this week’s service had not been completed by press time. A long-time Sunday school teacher, Rev. Stocker is looking forward to a chance to spend time with our RE kids today. Music by Janice Thompson.
Rev. Rachel Allen Baker. Music by Kat Logan.
A Flicker of Shared Experience Read More »
Rev. Sylvia Stocker In our annual Longfellow Days worship service, we will feature poems of hope to augment Rev. Stocker’s reflections. Rev. Stocker will be joined by Maryli Tiemann and others. If you have a poem about hope that you would like to share at the service, please let Rev. Stocker know. Music by Derek
Hope — Longfellow Days Service Read More »
November 17, 2019 In June, I traveled to Richmond, Indiana, to help my son move to Maine. Over the years, I have visited there many times, and I have gotten to know the area a bit. Richmond is an economically depressed city that has lost its shine. But it has an interesting history. Read More
A Tiny Room Under the Eaves Read More »
Sunday, November 10, 2019 I had never given much thought about that moment when the guns stopped until last year, the 100th anniversary of Armistice Day. I have been thinking about it ever since, imagining what the moment must have been like. Read More
