Updates

Interdependence Day: What Makes Me Come Alive Guest Minister: Lora Powell-Haney So often, spiritual practices focus on individual awareness, which is important: you must deal with your own stuff before you can be present for other people! But what happens when we reach beyond our own inner work and practice mindfulness, meditation, and movement as a faith […]

Wake Up!: Igniting our Passion for Life A service led by Lynne Deeves with music by Lynn Deeves and Nell Britton Lynn Deeves is a Maine native singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, teacher, and massage therapist.  In 2017  Lynn was ordained into the Tiep Hien Order of Interbeing as a long-time student of Zen master Thich Nhat Hahn. 

Father’s Day Reflections A service led by Stephanie Bernier with a reflection also by Susan Michaud. Music by Nell Britton, Irene Austin, Susan Michaud, and Stephanie Bernier.                 UUCB LiveStream 6/19/22            

Rev. Sullivan’s Last Service This is Rev. Justine Sullivan’s last service with us.  With a time for all ages by DRE Toben Cooney-Callnan.                 UUCB LiveStream 6/12/22              

Religious Exploration Sunday A service led by DRE Toben Cooney-Callnan with music by Nell Britton and Jud Caswell.              https://youtu.be/SM-ASl0D6UQ             

Memorial Day: Mending What has been Torn Asunder. In this service we will honor Memorial Day, a response to the horrible losses incurred during the U.S. Civil War. Rev. Justine Sullivan will lead the service with a Time for All Ages from DRE Toben Cooney-Callnan and music by Nell Britton.              

Wasn’t that a time!  In this service we will pay tribute to you: the members and friends and most especially the many dedicated leaders of UUCB and all the fine work you have done over these two years of our interim time together. Rev. Justine Sullivan will lead the service with a Time for All Ages

Belonging: A Celebration of Membership – although we are still not all the way back to the way things were before the pandemic, we continue to find ways to be together. At this service, we will celebrate all the people who have joined UUCB since March of 2020 as they sign our membership book. Something happens