It’s time to come together in a new way! We’ll merge our gathered waters in this annual ritual. Today’s shorter-than-usual service will the first ever Drive-In Service for BVUUF.
Come to the Ceres Drive parking lot with water that represents something meaningful from your summer. (There … read more.
All are welcome back to the Fellowship for an ALL AGES, outdoor service and water ceremony. In the UU world, the ‘church year’ begins in the fall, with an annual ritual that celebrates our return and rejoining with one another. Bring water that symbolizes a … read more.
As part of our journey of being a “Welcoming Congregation” to Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer/Questioning +++ people, we have made this commitment: “We recognize that there is always something more to learn, and remain open to deepening our understanding about the lives of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer people”. Today, we dive into how the ‘pronouns’ conversation stretches us and widens our welcome.
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.
Learn about UU Presence in Longmont – we call it the LUUP – and other emerging ministries for 2019. Come explore the possibilities with us.
“Opening Words”, Rev. Lydia Ferrante-Roseberry:
http://www.bvuuf.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/Opening-20190113.mp3
“Stories of Possibility”, Christiane Olivo and Stephanie Pache:
http://www.bvuuf.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/StoriesOfPossibility-20190113.mp3
“Roots and Wings”, … read more.
We begin this new year, and January’s theme of “Possibiity” with a ‘question box’ service. What are you wondering about that our minister and intern minister can answer? If you’d like them to ponder the questions a bit, send them to both ‘internminister@bvuuf.org’ and ‘minister@bvuuf.org’ … read more.
