Worship Services & Videos

Led by Rev. Dr. Kharma Amos Join us as we celebrate the transformation that lies at the center of the Easter story—a transformation possible not only for the characters in the story, but for us as well. Whether your inspiration comes from the Jesus story, the fecund narrative of Spring, or from the reality of […]

(service leader TBD) We are still in the process of planning this transformative Worship service. Details will be shared in “this week at UUCB” on March 15th. Music by Will Bristol

Led by Toben Cooney-Callnan In order to create transformation, we must first believe that change is possible. Toben Cooney-Callnan, our Director of Religious Exploration, will offer a reflection on his own personal transformation, some of his greatest influences, and how his journey of transformation has shaped who he is as a spiritual seeker. Music by

Led by Rev. Dr. Kharma Amos As we kick off our annual pledge drive this Sunday, we will focus our attention on the ways that a spiritual practice of generosity can transform us. Giving can be a tricky topic in a world that is always asking us for more (especially if we don’t feel like

Led by Rev. Dr. Kharma Amos On so many levels, we are aware that all is not quite right with the world. We see news reports multiple times daily that remind us of what is broken in our global communities. It’s difficult to avoid the realization that there is still work to do to repair

Led by Rev. Dr. Kharma Amos and Maryli Tiemann Join us and members of our larger Brunswick Community for our annual Longfellow Days worship service. On this 20th anniversary of Longfellow Days, we will focus on our monthly theme of Justice & Equity. Rev. Dr. Kharma Amos and Maryli Tiemann will lead this service focused

Led by Rev Dr. Kharma Amos As we work for justice and equity, it is important that the ways in which we work towards that goal are consistent with the goal itself. In other words, how we treat one another as we work for peace/justice/love – ought to embody the principles of peace/justice/love. We cannot,

Led by guest minister, Rev Jodi Cohen Hayashida How do we hold onto and create hopeful, hope-filled communities when so much of what surrounds us seems oriented towards encouraging despair? We ground ourselves in an ever-expanding understanding of “us” and take hold of the power that we build together. After serving the First Universalist Church

Led by Rev Dr. Kharma Amos For the month of February, our theme is Justice & Equity (two of the values in the new UUA Article 2 proposal which will face final vote this summer). Today, we’ll begin our reflections by jumping directly into questions of Class. What should we be thinking about and doing

Led by Rev. Dr. Kharma Amos No exploration of Love, especially the liberating kind, is complete without an explicit focus on the form of love we call compassion.  This weekend is International Holocaust Memorial Day, when people around the world will be remembering one of the most tragic times in modern human history.  Our reflections