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You can read the notes on our workshop presentation. It has the rough transcript of both skits presented during the workshop.

BRUU presented a video at the General Assembly.

It is always our intention at BRUU to have services every Sunday, but it is important for all of us to consider our own safety in regard to travel conditions during inclement weather. The President, in consultation with the chair of the Worship Committee, the minister, and others as appropriate, will make the decision whether to cancel Sunday services no later than 8:00 AM Sunday morning. Ideally, the decision will be distributed by 10:00 PM on Saturday night, so everyone can arrange schedules accordingly.

Information about event cancellation and closing BRUU buildings will be distributed using several means.

• Recorded on the church answering machine (703-361-6269)
• Posted on the church web site (Bull Run Unitarian Universalists and BRUU's NUUws pages)
• Circulated via e-mail (sign up for BRUU Broadcast)

The leader for any small group meeting (on any day of the week, including Sunday afternoon) is responsible for determining whether the meeting should be canceled. People planning to attend the meeting should call the point of contact, as listed on the online calendar, to determine whether the meeting will be canceled.

Read about UU principles.

Why is BRUU?

Discover our UU heritage.

Links to other sites with information about the Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA), UU history, and FAQs.

The vision for religious education at BRUU

The BRUU office and the RE office are open for limited periods during the week.

A list of contacts for BRUU religious education.

There are many ways to volunteer for religious education at BRUU.

Dates for important events in the coming year.

Task Forces are groups of three or more members engaged in action or study in specific areas, either on a continuing basis or to accomplish a time-limited task then disband.

Current task forces are:

You Are Here

We offer these links to environmental information for our members and their communities as part of our Green Sanctuary Program. The local geographical area includes Prince William and the adjacent counties of Fairfax, Fauquier, Loudoun, and Stafford in Virginia.

Located at the corner of Church Street and Main Street in Old Town Manassas, VA. We give directions from around the compass.

There is ample parking within the blocks surrounding BRUU.

The BRUU building is partially accessible to persons with disabilities.

Here are the newsletters of past years.

The BRUU Broadcast mailing list distributes announcements of general interest to BRUU members and friends.

"Polylogue" is a discussion list, where you can discuss recent services or anything else on your mind.

Crossroads is BRUU's monthly newsletter. Subscribing by e-mail saves us printing and postage costs.

Read about services scheduled in the coming weeks.

Read announcements of pasted services. For some past services we have posted written transcripts and audio. You can relive the presentation and study the valuable contents.