Aiming to live an awakened life means that we are awakening to the particulars of our life in this moment, as they actually are, not to how they used to be, or how we wish they were. Using music, poetry, and ancient scripture, we’ll look … read more.
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 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.
Humility and joy are joined in us when we come to recognize what we can do, what we cannot do, what we do not need to do, what we have, what we can give, and what we can stop feeling ashamed of.
Reflections on the multiple dimensions of commitment and their consequences for our personal, interpersonal, and wide-ranging social and civic relationships. Also: our newest member, Naomi Gary introduces herself and speaks about her life-long involvement in and commitment to Unitarian Universalism.
The 1964 World’s Fair promised a look into the future. Now that we’re here, what insight might we discover about retrospection and prognostication?
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In the days following the election, regardless of the results (or lack of results), I anticipate a significant emotional let down. There’s no need to describe this as “negative” or “positive.” It will be, inevitably, a time for deep breathing and letting go.
Sorting the coherent from incoherence is accomplished with an infusion of artistic bias by the historian-writer. Where does the science of historical research and artistic interpretation of human history meet? Where does legend and myth fit into this discussion?
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