A historical look at how the medieval church turned reverence for life into worship of suffering and how Unitarian Universalists can celebrate a more abundant message.

Lent, Ramadan, and Passover are deeply meaningful religious practices that immerse participants in gratitude, grace, mindfulness and self-examination. How might we apply those ideas and rituals to our lives?

Trans Visibility Day is March 31st. Let us start thinking and committing to how we will show up for Trans people on that day and throughout the year.

March’s theme is vulnerability. We have all experienced heightened levels of vulnerability because of the presence of covid in our lives and communities. Can we feel more confident now? Have … Continue reading A Spiritual Resurrection of Purpose: Where Do We Want to be on the Three Year Anniversary of Shelter in Place?

A Love that Liberates: Unitarian and Universalist activists of the 19th century who sided with love against slavery and for equity. Come and be inspired by the stories of Fannie … Continue reading A Love that Liberates: U.U. Activists for Equality During the 19th Century

What can we learn about who we are in relationship to the history of Black Americans? How can we approach with humility and demonstrate our love and respect?  

Explore what we learn when we are placed in difficult situations and how these opportunities are a catalyst for spiritual and emotional growth and transformation.

First, find out who is the “we” behind the suggested changes and how we, at UUFB, participate in the process of studying and voting on the suggested changes. Don’t miss … Continue reading Why Would We Change the Seven Principles of Unitarian Universalism?

Join Reverend Margo for coffee, cinnamon rolls, sing-a-longs and perhaps even a board game or two! No service, but a time to gather together. Slippers and pajamas are a-okay! There … Continue reading Christmas Open House

A Christmas Eve of song, music and story. NOTE: This service will be held at 5:00 p.m.