As our minister, Rev. Paul Beckel, returns from sabbatical, we welcome him home and reflect (with sabbatical minister Rev. Barbara ten Hove) on what we’ve all learned during this time. There will be a special welcome back coffee hour in the social … read more.
We’ll celebrate this special holiday by telling the Easter story while acknowledging its earth centered spirit. A special collection for White Swan Environmental will be taken, and the Chalice Choir will sing.
Learning how to say “I don’t know!” with wonder and humility is a hard task but one we UUs are particularly adept at doing. We’ll explore how.
As we move, inexorably, out of this pandemic, what can we bring from the past going forward? And what can we do to ease our re-entry into this new world? On the first Sunday when masks are optional and we have … read more.
Do you have questions about UUism – its theology or spirituality? Or questions about the church within our UU context? In an unscripted sermon, Rev. Barbara will attempt to address them.
As BUF begins the meaningful process of inviting people to “lean in” and give from their hearts (and wallets) to this beloved church community, we’ll celebrate the important (and sometimes muddy) work we do together to create a congregation.
The musical film Cabaret came out 50 years ago in 1972, and the film still resonates today. Bringing sexuality and gender issues into public discourse, Cabaret may have prompted the start of a more open society, allowing people to be who they … read more.
Zoom link: https://zoom.us/j/738363620
Meeting passcode: BUF
5-15-2022 Order of Service
Our religion is named for two doctrines – Unitarianism and Universalism. The second of those two is a belief that hell does not exist and that everyone matters to God. … read more.
The musical Man of La Mancha brought to life the iconic Don Quixote and his “impossible dream.” The story and music touch on how we might find hope in the midst of despair. This service will explore the many ways “impossible” dreams … read more.
On MLK weekend, friends and colleagues Barbara and Mel will explore King’s legacy through stories, reflection and conversation.
