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The Racial Justice Book Club Discussion Group is gathering on Zoom to listen to the podcast, The 1619 Project, and then discuss what we’ve heard, compare to other books we’ve read, and discover how we[...]

BUUFers prepare and serve lunch at the Benton Harbor Soup Kitchen.

Berrien UU  Fellowship serves lunch at the Benton Harbor Soup Kitchen the first Saturday of every even-numbered month (February, April, June, August, October and December). Berrien UU volunteers prepare the meal, greet guests and help clean up the[...]

Unwind the week with a relaxing coloring practice that is sure to bring out your inner child. Bring your own coloring pages and colored pencils, crayons or markers. The group companionship is pretty great too![...]

Sunday October 4th is “Democracy Sunday” at BUUF. These are politically turbulent times. Zoom In and find out what is going on in the minds of your fellow BUUFers as they reflect on our democracy.[...]

 

The October BUUF Board Meeting will be held Sunday, October 4th from 7:00 – 8:30pm via Zoom. Please contact office@berrienuu.org if you would like to join and/or have topics you would like added to the[...]

The Welcoming Congregation Committee would like to open its next meeting to the congregation. We’ll be meeting October 7th at 7pm on Zoom. Email Katharine Lion at DRE@berrienuu.org for login.

The Racial Justice Book Club Discussion Group is gathering on Zoom to listen to the podcast, The 1619 Project, and then discuss what we’ve heard, compare to other books we’ve read, and discover how we[...]

There will be a Green Sanctuary Work Session on Saturday, Oct. 10 from 8am -12 pm at 1140 Milton in Benton Harbor. The location is the site of a future greenhouse of the Fresh Start[...]

This week we will listen to a short talk and try the Loving-Kindness meditation with Sharon Salzberg. Salzberg says, “Loving-kindness doesn’t ask us to love every person we meet. It is realizing how interconnected all[...]

The 2nd Saturday of each month the Citizens Climate Lobby sponsors an educational presentation by a national speaker. Local chapters can dial into the presentation via Zoom, then follow it with a small group discussion.

Sunday, October 11th, we will highlight “LGBTQ & Democracy” during our service. LGBTQ civil rights and protections are often missing or continue to be threatened. Our Welcoming Congregation Committee organized this service and will be[...]

 

The Social Justice Committee will hold a brief Zoom meeting on Wednesday, October 14, at 10:30 a.m. Please contact Clark Gilpin for the Zoom link. The tentative agenda includes the following items. Review of the[...]

The Racial Justice Book Club Discussion Group is gathering on Zoom to listen to the podcast, The 1619 Project, and then discuss what we’ve heard, compare to other books we’ve read, and discover how we[...]

In this workshop we will be dividing our time in half. In the first half, we will be writing a letter to our younger selves and in the second half creating an artistic page to[...]

Please join Tricia and Harvey Johnson at 1920 Sunset Court, St. Joseph, from 2pm until 5pm on Saturday, October 17th. – Large deck and yard with seating for 20+ – Yard games like frisbee golf,[...]

This Sunday, October 18th, the theme of the service is “Democracy and Voter Suppression.” Lisa Fuller and Rev. Jim McConnell will both bring messages about the state of our democracy. Lisa’s talk will be titled,[...]

 

Join the OutCenter for a conversation with LGBTQ Politicians in Michigan. Rep. John Hoadley, Rep. Laurie Pohutsky, Rep. Tim Sneller, and MSU Trustee Candidate Robin Laurain will participate in this exciting discussion about running for[...]

The Racial Justice Book Club Discussion Group is gathering on Zoom to listen to the podcast, The 1619 Project, and then discuss what we’ve heard, compare to other books we’ve read, and discover how we[...]

The theme of this Sunday’s worship service at BUUF is Women’s Suffrage. Bridget Lorenz will bring a message titled: “Lifting as We Climb, Women of Color and the 19th Amendment,” and Nancy Gilpin and Rev.[...]

 

If you feel called to celebrate the LGBTQ community, called to help protect LGBTQ civil rights, called to build a better home of inclusivity at BUUF, then consider joining the work of the Welcoming Congregation[...]

The Racial Justice Book Club Discussion Group is gathering on Zoom to listen to the last episode of the podcast, The 1619 Project. Email dre@berrienuu.org for the Zoom Link. The Pulitzer Center has made The[...]

For this week’s mindfulness workshop, we will be adding to our Wheel of the Year and celebrating Samhain.  The Wheel of the Year is an ancient method whereby Northern agrarian societies marked the turning of[...]