Updates

Join us for Christmas Eve at 5 pm for a service designed for children and families (featuring a no-rehearsal pageant). As we hear again the well-known story of the birth of Jesus — an incarnation of divine love, let us ponder how we can ready ourselves for the new incarnations of holy love and light […]

Led by Rev. Dr. Kharma Amos On this final Sunday of the Advent season, our Intergenerational Orchestra will provide our music for this service focused on the context for many of our seasonal celebrations–being together in community. Let’s reflect on some wisdom for staying present amidst the chaos of a very full holiday season (not

Join us for our gun violence prevention vigil, coordinated annually following the Sandyhook massacre in 2014. The program will include speakers, music, and inspiration for getting involved in preventing further gun violence.  Co-Sponsored by the Brunswick Area Interfaith Council, the Unitarian Universalist Church of Brunswick, St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, the Neighborhood in Bath, Durham Friends

Led by Rev. Dr. Kharma Amos In the midst of rising white Christian nationalism, let’s take a moment to pay attention to one of the core lessons of the Christmas (and Christian) narrative. Namely, that when searching for signs of the holy, one is better off looking not to places of power, but rather to

Led by Rev. Dr. Kharma Amos In this season of shifting light, let’s reflect on the values of both darkness and light for our spiritual journeys. It’s not the solstice yet (soon!), but this is the time to make ourselves ready to welcome it mindfully, with Presence. The Highlands Chorale, under the direction of our

Led by Rev. Dr. Kharma Amos Our monthly theme for December is the Practice of Presence, and we’ll be diving right into the heart of things by discussing the tremendous gift that our simple presence can be for others. Especially when things are difficult, the simple gift (i.e. present) of “being with” someone can often

Led by Rev. Dr. Kharma Amos We will conclude our reflections on the practice of repair with an intergenerational celebration of community. A ritual of sharing cornbread and cider will be included in this service, as we ponder the possibilities of repair that are made a possibility when we work, live, and love together. Music

Led by the Working for Justice Steering Group UUCB members who have been active in Sacred Ground and the Black Lives Matter sub-group of Working for Justice will lead this service on the topic of Restorative Justice, with special guest Brandon Brown. Restorative justice is a collaborative process that focuses on righting wrongs. It focuses