The Mountain Top exists to offer a space for people to practice Unitarian Universalism that centers our voices and perspectives as BIPoC. Founded in 2020, it is affiliated with, and supported by, Boulder Valley UU Fellowship and other UU congregations along the Front Range. AJ Blackwood serves as the minister for this community.

The Mountain Top is available to Black, Indigenous, and other UUs of color, including multiracial folks and interracial families, for community building, support, celebration, and pastoral care.

Our Vision: A world where BIPOC members in our UU communities are welcomed and celebrated as fully whole human beings.

Our Mission: We aim to create energy around and inspire BIPOC people to build connections and begin the conversations to create and hold empowering and affirming space. We seek to continually challenge ourselves and one another to rethink, reimagine, and recenter Unitarian Universalist space.

Our Strategy: We will be a space for relationship building and spiritual development for UU BIPOC, by covenantally providing safe space for BIPoC individuals to share our stories, share resources, and develop leadership opportunities for members of our community. 

Celebration and Gathering

We meet for celebration and fellowship

• On the 2nd and 4th Sunday evenings via ZOOM as a BIPoC only community.
• On the 3rd Sunday evening in person with SepulvedaUU and via ZOOM as a full community of BIPoC and White siblings.