In the midst of suffering, it’s possible to be seized by a sight or sound or action whose startling beauty pierces your heart. Such beauty doesn’t necessarily diminish the anguish, but it does give us a glimpse into something vital and wondrous. Do we dare … read more.
How can we live with the great challenges of climate change without falling into despair or focusing only on the practical things we can do in our lives? One way is to bring mindful attention and ceremony to that which is passing.
We hope to see … read more.
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UUCB Zoom Social Hour
We also host a Zoom Social Hour at 11:45 after our service. In that session we will take a minute for any special announcements … read more.
January 11, 2019 is the date of the first death attributed to CoVid-19. After one year, we have more than 1.5 million dead worldwide. With intention and grace, we can bring healing to the world.
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In times of sorrow or anxiety, we may feel the only solution is to wriggle deeper into our darkness and wait for rescue. However, it’s often by making a bold, risky gesture that has no promise of … read more.
On this, our last service at UUCB before renovations begin, we explore the meaning of “sanctuary” and how we might reconfigure that place and that concept in the coming months. Note that this abbreviated service will begin at 10:00 AM and end at 10:45 with … read more.
