Adult RE Forum: ​​This week we will continue the discussion from last week's service on the topic of Universalism. Participants will have an opportunity to ask questions about Universalist history and beliefs. Forum will be led by Connie Green and Barry Thomas.

Sunday Service Program: A Good Birth…A Good Death
Presented by Suzanne Paszkowski. Service Leader: Dawn Wicklow.

Suzanne Paszkowski shares reflections from her career as a nurse-midwife and a hospice nurse-practitioner. 

Community Giving Sunday: This week our collection goes to the Disabled American Veterans.

Adult RE Forum: ​​Adult Forum, organized by Katie Mack and Stuart Kaplan, meets for intimate, deep discussion, with the topic to be announced at the meeting.

Sunday Service Program: The Second U
Presented by Connie Green and Barry Thomas
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Did you ever wonder about the second U in UU? If so, be ready to learn more about the history, people, and evolving faith of Universalism through stories and reflections by Barry Thomas and Connie Green.

Preview the following documents for this event:

• Letter from Birmingham Jail (King, Jr., 1963) (PDF)
• Loving Your Enemy (King, Jr., 1957) (PDF)

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Sunday Service Program: A Space is a Container, A Place Has Meaning
Presented by Cara Hagan. Service Leader: Kathy Parham.

This service will be an interactive discussion on the ways intentional placemaking humanizes both familiar and unfamiliar people and mobilizes us toward more compassionate communities.

Sunday Service Program: Guest at Your Table 2018: Justice Across Borders
Presented by Craig Fischer and BUUF. Service Leader: Will Canu. 

The Guest at Your Table program is the primary fundraiser for the Unitarian Universalist Service Committee (UUSC), a non-profit member organization of the UUA that provides disaster relief and promotes human rights around the world. The “Guest at Your Table” is a small cardboard box you drop your loose change into when you sit down for a meal; our BUUF tradition is to pool the change we collect and send it to the UUSC right before Christmas. At this service, BUUF members will distribute the boxes and discuss the UUSC initiatives that help refugees and advocate for immigrant justice.

​Sunday Service Program: Overcoming Division
Presented by Rennie Brantz. Service Leader: Roland Moy.

Rennie Brantz has been the Mayor of Boone since 2015, is an emeritus Professor of History at ASU, and was formerly the Co-Director of the Center for Judaic, Holocaust, and Peace Studies.  He will be able to reference this background as he explores involvement opportunities in the community in ways that attempt to overcome divisions among groups and political orientations.  

Community Giving Sunday: This week our collection goes to OASIS. 

​After the Service at 12:30 p.m. - Youth Group: The Youth Group (grades 8-12) group meets. Contact Travis Boswell for more information. Fellowship Service Opportunity: The Youth Group is seeking volunteer assistants. Contact Travis for details.