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: Bill Pelto and Linda Larson will present a service of songs and texts exploring compassion, empathy, and how we might see ourselves in others. The title is taken from a litany by Susan Frederick-Gray (current UUA president) and Erika A. Hewitt.  

After the Service - Serendipity Potluck Lunch in Founders House: Bring a favorite dish to share, but even if you don't have one, there's always enough to go around.
After the Service at 12:30 p.m. - Youth Group: The Youth Group (grades 8-12) group meets. Contact Travis Boswell for more information.

​Sunday Service Program: BUUF Thanksgiving: Gratitude and the Human Spirit
Presented by Connie Green 

It’s easy to be grateful for the good things that come our way, the events we celebrate, our accomplishments, and the gifts we receive. Being grateful for our whole lives, the sorrow, the losses, the failures and well as the successes, requires hard spiritual work. In this brief program of stories and reflections, we will consider spiritual practices of gratitude. 

This short service will be followed by our annual BUUF Thanksgiving dinner.And as many of you know, our Thanksgiving service is a big feast! In addition to the expressions of gratitude, we need people to volunteer to bring food. Catherine Fountain has graciously put together a Sign-Up Genius list of our food needs. Please go there and volunteer to bring a dish! We’ll also have a laptop available this Sunday (11/11) during announcements for those who need help using Sign-Up Genius, or who would just prefer to verbally indicate what they’re bringing to the Thanksgiving feast.

We can’t wait to break bread with the BUUF family on November 18th—not least of all because you’re such great cooks!

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.