The Israel Palestine Conflict has been going on since 1948, with both sides trying to outsmart and violently hurt each other. It is timely to help bring peace, liberty and justice for all Israelis and Palestinians, by celebrating the Flower Ceremony, which affirms and promotes “the goal of world community,” as expressed in the UU’s … Continue reading Flower Ceremony for Peace and Justice
Rev. Kosho Finch (he/him)*Special Zoom-only Worship Service*The Buddha’s teaching is often regarded as inward looking practice, disconnected from world affairs and concerns. However since its inception it has taken a quiet role in guiding societies and leaders to finding alternatives to past forms of government and encouraging peace among people. In this talk Rev. Finch … Continue reading Buddhist Approaches to Just Peace
Rev. Dr. Carrie Knowles offers a fresh look at fishes in their remarkable diversity and beauty. These creatures conduct courtship rituals and develop lifelong bonds, they plan and hunt cooperatively, use tools, curry favor, deceive one another, and punish wrongdoers.
Some of us practice dance as religion. More people of varying ages, genders, beliefs, races, and statuses crowd at the dance halls weekly rather than sit in church pews on Sundays. Scholars in the field marvel at how it is common for people nowadays to perceive dance and religion as mutually exclusive activities. Dance unites … Continue reading Dance as Religion: Uniting the Sacred and Secular
Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/lkLvU99LSxI The late civil rights activist John Lewis called us to: “Not get lost in a sea of despair and to never, ever be afraid to make some noise and get in good trouble, necessary trouble.” Week after week, year after year, Unitarian Universalists gather to build the Beloved Community that centers … Continue reading Toward the Beloved Community of Unitarian Universalism
Book Banning is once again on the rise, this time with a vengeance against marginalized and woke people: this sermon is a spiritual response to these acts.
In this lay led service our own BFUU members will share their personal journey and path to becoming a Unitarian Universalist and what it means to each of them to be a Unitarian Universalist. Please join us for this celebratory service filled with music and food!Guest musicians TBA; please check the BFUU website for updates
