BAUUC will NOT be having in-person services or Religious Education classes this coming Sunday. We will instead be offering a VIDEO SERVICE that you can WATCH HERE. Look for the link to this service to appear on this website at 11:00am on Sunday March 22. We are doing this because we care deeply about your well-being and because we want to be as proactive as possible in preventing the spread of the virus that causes Covid-19.

BAUUC will NOT be having in-person services or Religious Education classes this coming Sunday. We will instead be offering a VIDEO SERVICE that you can WATCH HERE. Look for the link to this service to appear on this website at 11:00am on Sunday March 15. We are doing this because we care deeply about your well-being and because we want to be as proactive as possible in preventing the spread of the virus that causes Covid-19,

Rev. Bruce Beisner -- As the effects of our Climate Crisis continue to accelerate, now is the time for meaningful action. Our UU values call us to live in harmony with our Earth and to promote sustainable living. Rev. Bruce Beisner will lead us in imagining our church community transformed into a place of less consumption, less waste and renewable energy. Our services on March 8 will feature guest musicians Tony and Bunny DiNuzzo. A Congregational Meeting will follow the 11:00am service.

Rev. Bruce Beisner with special guest speakers Tony Nastasi, The Jeffcoat family, and Ella Reilly. BAUUC is a place where we bring our passions, our hopes and our aspirations and help each other to make them into reality. Our services on March 1 will be for all ages and will include great music from our Choir and personal reflections by several church members about how being part of our church has empowered them in their everyday lives.

Rev. Bruce Beisner -- Unitarianism began with the affirmation that “God is one.” And many of us still think of the diverse religions of the world as simply being about different expressions of the same source of creation and goodness. But what if we are all actually worshiping radically different gods? Is there a greater wholeness and truth that holds us all together or not?

Rev. Bruce Beisner - Unitarian Universalists are known for our respect of diverse religious ideas and expressions. But are there limits to what we consider to be within the boundaries of what is “UU”? Rev. Bruce will explore how we define our identity as people of faith and how we balance our embrace of differences yet remain united by common values.