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 experiences with our mothers are unique to each of us. Some are cherished; some are challenging; and some are humorous. We will celebrate these relationships by hearing personal stories … Continue reading Mother’s Day: Personal Perspectives and a Unitarian Connection
Sandra Oldendorf and Paul Stouffer will share ideas from UU Minister Rev. David Breeden’s sermon “Putting ‘Labor’ Back in Labor Day”, stories from Butte’s labor history, and stories from the … Continue reading The Dignity of Labor
The phrase “never forget” applies to Nazi Germany whose vision of an Aryan super race led to war and the death of millions. This August commemorates the 75th anniversary of … Continue reading ‘Never Forget’: Legacy of World War II and the Quest for World Peace
Elizabeth Rose and Sandra Oldendorf will lead a music service at Kirk Park at the shelter on the north side of the park. A finger foods picnic will follow the … Continue reading Come Sing a Song with Me
In honor of Memorial Day, we will celebrate the life of Joe Medicine Crow, a veteran of WWII. For his heroic acts during the war, he earned a Bronze Star. … Continue reading Joe Medicine Crow: Warrior, Historian, Teacher
How does the legacy of WWI affect us today? On the 100th anniversary of Armistice Day, Sandra Oldendorf and Paul Stouffer will share stories on the impact of WWI in … Continue reading The Long Lasting Legacy of the Great War
The UUFB Humanist Group is a dynamic spiritual pluralism group that meets bi-monthly to challenge and inspire through energetic discussions of readings and current issues. Members will share personal reflections … Continue reading It’s Okay Not to Know the Answer
UUFB members will share letters from soldiers who served in times of war. What can we learn from these soldiers’ words in 2018? How do their words connect to the … Continue reading Reflections on War and Peace: Letters from Soldiers
Today the Gallatin Valley is represented by many rich faith traditions from around the world. But how did religion come to the valley in the 19th Century? The beginnings include … Continue reading Religion Comes to the Gallatin Valley
