In-Person: Everyone is invited to attend services in-person; we are a welcoming congregation. We sit in traditional wooden pews inside our building, which will celebrate its 100th anniversary soon. There is full access to the Fellowship Hall on the first floor and the Sanctuary on the second floor, using an elevator.
Zoom: Everyone is invited to attend the services via Zoom. Send e-mail to bruuservice@bruu.org to get the Zoom link. The link and number for our worship service will go live beginning at 9:45 a.m. on Sunday. If you’ve never used Zoom before, we encourage you to sign on well before 10 a.m. Not familiar with our zoom services? Please review how our Sunday Service on Zoom works.
Sunday Services are 10:00-11:00AM. Each service can be quite different. If you are checking out BRUU to see if it “melts your butter,” please plan to attend several services.
Our faith is formed by people and institutions of diverse beliefs. Therefore, we have placed high value on the development of individualized beliefs among our young people. In this final step for our Coming of Age youth, they will share what they value and have … read more.
On this Day of Holocaust Remembrance – Yom Hashoah – it behooves us to learn how to recognize Fascism in all of its forms and know how we can fight back against it.
“A public celebration is a rope bridge of knotted symbols strung across an abyss. We make our crossings hoping the chasm will echo our festive sounds for a moment, and the bridge begins to sway to the rhythms of our dance.” – Roland Grimes.
In addition to the 6 shared values proposed as part of the revisions to the UUA’s Article II bylaws section, two additional shared values have been accepted as possible amendments to that proposal. We considered one of them – Peace – at the beginning of … read more.
Is Math a discovery or an invention? Let’s think about this… Some dogs can count. Are they using math? Math is seen in many beautiful patterns in nature. Did math exist before the universe?