Afterlife
The senior high school youth lead worship today. Be prepared to have your mind opened about diverse spiritual traditions about life after death.
Coming Services
Services are usually 10 – 11:00AM. Services can be quite different, so if you are visiting BRUU, plan to attend several.
A Thousand Ways to Burn
Rev. Amanda Hendler-Voss’s message will explore the practice of Sabbath rest as an antidote to a world preoccupied with striving and grasping. She will explore Sabbath as a radical practice of wonder and gratitude that awakens us to divine love.
Invest in Your Own Religious Freedom!
This morning you’ll hear why it is the spirit of stewardship that matters in sustaining this congregation today and tomorrow and on into the future.
The annual pledge canvass officially begins.
Kiss the Irish!
Drawing on “How the Irish Saved Civilization” and “How the Irish Became White” we explore how every human culture has a complicated history of positive contributions as well as complicated and messy participation in systems of oppression. The Irish provide an example of these competing pictures … read more.
Justice Sunday
2019 UUSC Justice Sunday will reflect on the power of deep partnership and relationship-building, with a special focus on the climate justice convening that UUSC helped organize in October 2018
William Ellery Channing: An American Conscience
On the 229th anniversary of his birth, we look at the life of William Ellery Channing (1780-1842) and his role in the development of American Unitarianism.
This is a story replete with paradox and ambiguity, prophesy and foreshadowing.
On Covenant
We are a covenantal not a creedal faith community. An important aspect of covenant is that they are subject to review and revision as our understanding of right relationships change under the scrutiny of self-awareness and reflection.
