Worship Services & Videos

Led by Rev. Dr. Kharma Amos & Board of Trustees & Committees. Music by Nell Britton and the UUCB Choir. Join us as we focus on the path of togetherness and cooperation that our shared vulnerability can create, and the benefits of traveling that path together. There will be a committee parade during the service […]

Led by Guest Preacher, Music by Nell Britton and the UUCB Pickup Choir. Join us this Sunday as we find inspiration in our own epic history and joyfully embrace the potential of all that lies before us. The final line of Tony Kushner’s seven-hour epic Angels in America is “The great work begins.” On the

Led by Rev. Dr. Kharma Amos. Music by Nell Brtiton and the UUCB Choir. Vulnerability is a concept that has gotten a lot of airplay in popular culture in recent years. In this service, we’ll explore vulnerability for its advantages as well as its cautions. Don’t forget to move your clocks FORWARD. https://youtube.com/live/5ebFk5UTLRA?feature=share

Led by the Rev. Kharma Amos. Music by Nell Britton and the UUCB Pickup Choir. As we kick off a month of reflections on the theme of vulnerability, as well as our annual pledge campaign, we’ll consider the relationship between generosity and vulnerability. Join the Worship Committee for stories, poems, and music as we contemplate

Rev. Dr.Kharma Amos Music by: Ambrosia (Heidi Neufeld, Irene Austin & Tammis Donovan) This final service on our theme of love will engage us in reflection about the balancing act required to love well.

Rev David K. North Music by: David K North & members of the workshop choir Harmonizing with David North: Making Music to Change the World. David will lead a choir workshop on 2/18 and 4 of the songs learned will be included in service on the 19th.

Rev. Dr.Kharma & Maryli Tiemann Music by: Jud Caswell Our annual Longfellow service

Rev. Dr.Kharma Amos Music by: Nell Britton, The UUCB Choir, & soloist Ross Crolius Love is our February focus . In this first service of the month, we’ll explore why it matters so much. Love is complicated, messy, and sublime … and it means everything.

Led by Rev. Dr. Kharma Amos & Toben Cooney-Callnan.  Music by Nell Brtiton and the UUCB Choir. Join us as we focus on the role that centering plays in building the beloved community. Specifically, in a dialogue sermon, our Minister and Director of Religious Exploration will reflect on the practice of centering underrepresented voices. This

Led by Rev. Dr. Kharma Amos.  Music by Nell Brtiton and the UUCB Choir. As we continue our reflections on the Soul Matters theme of “Finding our Center,” let’s reflect collectively on finding OUR center (i.e. what is it that centers us as a spiritual community?).