Three choices on how to view our services

  • 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.
  • Review past services: If you find it better for you, watch recordings of past services.

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.

Is Democracy Enough?

Each November we vote. We win, we lose, sometimes both. Then what? Do we leave the future of the world up to our institutions and their leaders? The majority has responsibilities, and so does the minority. Certainly the leaders, but also the people from whom … read more.

The Next Right Thing

What do we do after? After our hopes are realized or dashed, after the big event we have been working up to is over, after the adrenaline wears off or the excitement fades? On this Sunday after midterm elections, join Rev. Caitlin Cotter Coillberg for … read more.

Ownership! Long the Journey, Now What?

Bull Run Unitarian Universalists have had a long journey, and we are finally paying off our building mortgage THIS NOVEMBER.  To mark this occasion we celebrate that the building finally belongs to us, yet our deepest religious values remind us that it was never ours … read more.

What Good is Christianity?

Jesus is arguably the most influential person in history. But do you think his religion has done more harm than good?  Jesus’ teachings changed one part of Western society in a way that most people have never considered. Let’s talk about it!

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