Led by Rev. Dr. Kharma Amos Many of us want to be living as our best selves, embodying the values we hold, and being the best people we can be. We are also human, and perfection is unattainable. Cultivating self-compassion is one of the core spiritual practices for making progress on our journeys. Extending love […]

Led by Mihku Paul, Wolastoquey elder A service of gratitude and compassion led by Mihku Paul, Wolastoquey elder, in partnership with the WFJ Wabanaki Awareness focus group.  The service will acknowledge the world view that has led to the degradation of our natural environment, encouraging us to “walk in a good, right way” to create

Led by Rev. Dr. Kharma Amos Compassion is at the heart of all of the world’s major religious traditions. We know that we need to have compassion for others, to understand more about where they are coming from, to grant them grace, and to try to work together to build a better world. Sometimes, though,

Led by Rev Dr Kharma Amos Our theme for the month of October is Cultivating Compassion, and we will begin with the intentional blessing of the animals in our lives, from personal animal companions to service animals to the wild creatures that delight our days. You are invited to bring your pets to worship, and

This service will focus on how participating in a small group or committee might enhance your sense of belonging at UUCB.  We will include some short reflections about belonging and will end the service a bit early to make time for a committee fair giving an opportunity to find out more about the possibilities for

Led by Rev Dr Kharma Amos When people experience a sense of true belonging in a community, they seem to grow a sense of responsibility for the well-being of the whole. As it turns out, this is a bit of spiritual magic that happens when belonging takes root. While this takes place quite naturally and

Led by Rev Dr Kharma Amos As we settle into our theme of Building Belonging, let’s explore some of the essential building blocks that make belonging possible, as well as some of the common blockages that get in our way. What could help us progress on our aspirational journey of building a truly inclusive beloved