​Join us for Potluck. Hot cider served. Please bring a dish or two to share. All ages. Bring your FAVORITE GAMES to share!

Let’s align with our quarterly theme, “Commitment to Conscience,” by taking BUUF’s social action to the next level. The NAACP’s Historic Thousands on Jones Street (“HK on J”)  Moral March and People’s Assembly attracts UU congregations all over North Carolina. This presents a wonderful opportunity for BUUF to get involved with social action on a state level. To make it as easy as possible to attend, we have arranged for free accommodations and will coordinate rides for those interested. The plan is to carpool to Raleigh on February 8th in the evening. Of course, everyone is welcome to make other travel arrangements if they choose! Reasons to Attend HK on J:

• Free place to crash, i.e. slumber party! (Thanks to Catherine Fountain’s father, who is offering his place!)
• Social action on a state level
• Manifestation of our quarterly theme, “Commitment to Conscience”
• Maximize BUUF’s influence to “give life the shape of justice.”

Check out the NAACP’s page for more information: https://naacpnc.org/hkonj-peoples-assembly-coalition/

Contact Craig Fischer, Kathy Parham, or Beatrice Murray, CLC if interested (emails below). Be sure to mention if you need a ride or can give rides so we can arrange carpools. If you can’t attend, but want to help organize, contact the Community Life Coordinator (CLC), Beatrice Murray.

Craig Fischer- craig_fschr@yahoo.com
Kathy Parham- kathyparham@gmail.com
Beatrice Murray, CLC- bmurrayclc@gmail.com

Join us for our seventh annual Three Kings celebration! This day commemorates the arrival of the three wise men who came bearing gifts for baby Jesus and is part of our outreach to the local Latinx community. This free celebration will be held on Saturday, January 5 from 4:00 p.m. -6:00 p.m. at the BUUF Sanctuary (381 E. King Street in Boone), and includes a special Three Kings presentation, crafts, games, food, dancing, and gifts for children. All are welcome!