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Worship Leader: Dr. Kharma Amos Music by: Nell Britton & the UUCB Choir To live with Courage requires a great deal of energy, passion, and commitment. It’s so important for us to rely on various systems of inspiration, creativity, and support. We are sustained by an interdependent web of all existence at all time. At […]

Worship Leader: guest minister, Pastor Daléne Fuller Rogers Music by: Nell Britton & the UUCB Choir Courage may be a form of spiritual practice towards what is difficult, painful, and sometimes unknown. The defining outgrowth of love is courage . We will reflect on how courage has been manifested in our own lives, and the

Worship Leader: Dr. Kharma Amos Music by: Nell Britton & the UUCB Choir The idea of “courageous people” often conjures images of prominent figures who were champions of justice (Rosa Parks, Martin Luther King Jr., Alice Paul, Harvey Milk, Nelson Mandela, Óscar Romero, Greta Thurnburg, etc.). What gave these popular s/heroes their courage to work

Worship Leader: Rev. Dr. Kharma Amos Music by: Nell Britton & the UUCB Choir “To be yourself in a world that is constantly trying to make you something else is the greatest accomplishment.” (Ralph Waldo Emerson) We’ll focus on the Courage it takes to Be Yourself in the context this week’s observations of Indigenous People’s

Worship Leader: Rev. Dr. Kharma Amos Music by: Nell Britton& the UUCB Choir Courage to Love is something we can learn a lot about from our pets and the non-human creatures that share our lives. 

This evening the Jewish celebration of Rosh Hashanah begins, and around the world people of Jewish heritage and others are going to be starting the “New Year” with intention, hoping and praying for a Sweet year. We UUs are on a similar schedule of starting the year over as our church year begins this month.

Belonging, our theme for this month, is something that all of us yearn for. But what are we really seeking? Join us as we reflect on the “longing” part of belonging. What are we looking for? How do we make it more likely that we’ll find it? How do we help one another? These are

Please join us as we celebrate “Home-Coming” Sunday on September 11, 2022.  As the Summer winds down, we invite the members and friends of UUCB to “Come Home” and make an intentional and joyful start to the new church year.  As we do so, we’ll be reflecting together on what it means to “come home”