Plastic on the Furniture
How do we preserve the past and still lean into the future? What do we do with our traditions and histories as we turn toward what lies ahead?
Coming Services
Three choices on how to view our services
- In-Person: Members, friends (and since April 3rd, visitors) are invited to attend services in-person. Please review current safety protocols.
- Zoom: Everyone is invited to attend the services via Zoom. The link for zoom services is shared in the Roundup weekly e-mail. The link and number for our worship service will go live beginning at 9:45 a.m. on Sunday. If you’ve never used Zoom before, we encourage you to sign on well before 10 a.m. Not familiar with our zoom services? Please review how our Sunday Service works.
- Review past services: If you find it better for you, watch recordings of past services.
Services are 10 – 11:00AM. Services can be quite different, so if you are visiting BRUU, please plan to attend several services.
Recognizing Our Fears and Vulnerability
Fear is important for our survival. But our reflexive response also makes us vulnerable to manipulation. There are those who use fear to prey on people and it is sometimes difficult to fully recognize our own response, culpability, or how it affects others. This morning … read more.
Listening the Circle Wide
Deep listening is a key to drawing the circle of love wide. How do we make space for the truths of another’s experience?
The 3rd Sunday Split-the-Plate benefits BRUU’s Community Assistance Fund.
Censorship, Freedom of Information and the Right of Choice
Banning (and burning) books has occurred for centuries, however, the last two years have brought on a dramatic rise in challenges to books allowed in our libraries and schools. Why is this? What content is being objected to and why? What does this mean for … read more.
In Memory
How do we create and honor a legacy? Why are we are driven to leave a lasting impression, and why do we memorialize the memories and legacies of those who have been gone before? We will consider these questions and honor our own ancestors.
NOTE: UUSJ is recipient … read more.
