Summer Potpourri
The Reverend D. Gregory Smith is originally from Twin Bridges, Montana, where he grew up on a ranch. He attended Carroll College and then moved to Rome to go to … Continue reading Summer Potpourri
The Reverend D. Gregory Smith is originally from Twin Bridges, Montana, where he grew up on a ranch. He attended Carroll College and then moved to Rome to go to … Continue reading Summer Potpourri
For longer than we can know for certain, humans have been seeking to experience and connect with that which is sacred. In their quest to experience and connect with that … Continue reading Seeking the Sacred in Nature
Join us in person at Bozeman Pond (note location change) for this service with Guest Speaker Rabbi Ed Stafman while he presents “The Challenge of God Given Rights.” Since this … Continue reading The Challenge of God Given Rights
Inordinate numbers of people throughout the world go hungry every day. At the same time vast amounts of grain are fed to livestock that will eventually be consumed by a … Continue reading Confessions of a Carnivore
This service will look at humor among UU’s and look at UU’s through humor. Using jokes and songs, we will explore the value of humor, why it’s good for us, … Continue reading Laughing at Ourselves
On the 245th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, UUFB members Paul Stouffer and Sandra Oldendorf will reflect on the ideals of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. Today … Continue reading Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness: The Journey Continues
Our June 27th service will be a livestream of the General Assembly Sunday Worship Service. This livestream will occur at our usual time, 10:00 a.m. The service will not be … Continue reading General Assembly Worship Service
Celebrate Father’s Day as Bruce DePriester, Paul Stouffer, and James Watson share their experiences as fathers.
All of us have engaged in play many times and in many ways during the course of our lives. Generally, when we think of the word “play” we think of … Continue reading Let’s Play
Many early elementary school report cards throughout the years have included the statement “plays well with others” as one criteria in evaluating a child’s performance at school. What does it … Continue reading Plays Well with Others