Archives: Services

Higher Intelligence

with Worship Associate Anne Hoover In the spirit of our January theme (Equity), we’ll share a service exploring the concept of intelligence — how we define it, who we define as intelligent (or not), why we define ‘smart’ the way we do, and what that says about humanity’s highest values. Streaming to our FaceBook page, on Zoom and … Continue reading Higher Intelligence

Service Cancelled

Dear PBUUC Family, Given Sunday’s weather forecast of an all-day snow/ice mix and plummeting temperatures in the afternoon & evening, we will not be gathering in-person (or virtually) for worship this Sunday, January 19, 2025. Over the coming weeks, our staff will work to be fully prepared to facilitate all the moving parts of worship … Continue reading Service Cancelled

Forward Into Light

with Worship Associate Lula Beatty In the spirit of our January theme (Equity), we’ll share a service centered in the continuing struggle to gain and maintain equal rights for women. Post-election (and post-Dobbs), we’ll explore both the patriarchal darkness of sexism and the resilient light of forward-moving resistance. Streaming to our FaceBook page, on Zoom and … Continue reading Forward Into Light

Vision of Love

with Worship Associate Carol Boston In the spirit of our January theme (Equity) and New Year’s resolutions, we’ll share a service centered in the spiritual practice of visioning. Together we’ll consider the power of vision statements in helping us lovingly cultivate identity, intention, community, and clarity. Streaming to our FaceBook page, on Zoom and in person held at:   University Christian … Continue reading Vision of Love

One Kwanzaa, Many Colors

with Worship Associate Lula Beatty Celebrate Kwanzaa with us. Kwanzaa honors the African roots, struggles and strengths of Black Americans. We’ll tell the Kwanzaa story of gratitude for the harvest, hope for the future, and pride in culture. We will reflect on how the seven principles of Kwanzaa can nurture and connect all people and … Continue reading One Kwanzaa, Many Colors