Poetry Service
Come enjoy the beauty of poetry. Led by Larry LaVerdure and others
Come enjoy the beauty of poetry. Led by Larry LaVerdure and others
Led by Dr. Rev. Barbara Coeyman and Clare Marie Wall, Service Associate.
Led by Dr. Rev. Barbara Coeyman and Service Associate Eric Williams.
This past June 2024, the Unitarian Universalist Association held its virtual General Assembly, during which the ratification of a new Article II was held. Six delegates from our Fellowship who attended the GA will gather for a Round Table of GA Joys and Concerns, sharing their varied experiences and fielding questions from the Fellowship congregation. … Continue reading General Assembly
In-between times—such as when we’re between jobs, relationships, life stages, or ministers— often provoke discomfort and anxiety. This Sunday, we’ll look at some of the reasons that being between is uncomfortable, and experiment with ways to soothe and nourish ourselves when we’re between. Led by Mary Stackpole and Gloria Pearlstein, Service Associates.
Consider joining one of our Fellowship’s Covenant Groups, the small group gatherings of BVUUF members and friends. Through deep listening and conversation, covenant groups provide community and support during monthly meetings. Led by Clare-Marie Wall, Mary Ann Lawler, Maggie Kerrigan and others.
Come celebrate as Kelly LoGiudice and Paolo Sparti share their joy of gardening. They will reflect on how digging in the dirt became not just a physical act but also a deep emotional and spiritual journey helping them both heal from depression. Explore how we can champion our 7th UU principle of respect for the … Continue reading The Healing Power of Dirt
Clare Marie Wall, Paul Brynteson and the Humanist Discussion Group
Whether it is seasons, life passages, governments, ministries — the only constant is change. Join us as we reflect on how to stay grounded and spiritually nourished when the ground beneath our feet is shifting. Zoom Service Recording
BVUUF welcomes a delegation of elders and youth from the Southern Cheyenne/Arapaho tribe, who lived in Colorado for centuries before European colonist-settlers stole their land. This is the first time since 1864, when they were massacred at Sand Creek and then removed to Oklahoma, that a delegation from their Nation has been welcomed to their … Continue reading The Ground of Relationship