We begin the month on the theme of Belonging as the Jewish community celebrates their most holy days of the year. Within Judaism, repentance and returning to right relationship mark these days that begin their New Year. What can we glean from those … read more.
Sometimes we go on a trip, expecting the expected. How wonderful is it to realize we’ve gone on a journey that connects us more deeply to ourselves and to this wonderful world around us in ways we never could have imagined?
“Home I Never Knew I … read more.
Today we explore the history of migration, what it takes to leave one’s home for good, and how we can more fully welcome the stranger.
“Land that the Pilgrims Pried,” Paul Gibb
http://www.bvuuf.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/Reflection-20190310.mp3
“Migration as the Human Story”, Rev. Lydia Ferrante-Roseberry:
http://www.bvuuf.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/Sermon-20190310.mp3
As we remember Dr. Martin Luther King and honor his legacy, we will reflect on the past and explore the possibilities in ourselves and in our communities to move closer to the beloved community.
Our one 10 a.m. service for Memorial Day is about getting past the ambivalence we may have about wars so that we can both recognize our own universal human vulnerability and be thankful for what others have sacrificed — most of them involuntarily — so … read more.
