Troublin’ the Water (BLUU Homecoming Service)
During the first worship service of September, as UU's, we celebrate the beginning of a new "Church Year, " known as Homecoming or Ingathering.
During the first worship service of September, as UU's, we celebrate the beginning of a new "Church Year, " known as Homecoming or Ingathering.
This community session invites new or returning BLUU Beloved members as well as people interested in becoming a BLUU Beloved to learn more about BLUU and how to get involved.
Inspired by Audre Lorde’s essay “Uses of the Erotic”, Playground Chronicles is a two-part series of communal gatherings to explore the power of remembering and understanding play as a form of spiritual pleasure.
Office Hours are an intentional, yet informal way to get to know more about BLUU’s work and to get to know the people behind BLUU’s work.
This Black Lives of Unitarian Universalism service will center around grief.
We invite you to join us in Black sacred space as we gather around our virtual fire for a unique storytelling experience — featuring a special audio/video recording of an African-American (Hoodoo) folktale.
Part Two of Playground Chronicles invites us deeper into the practice of play. Together, we will explore play as a source of spiritual pleasure and a spiritual discipline, play games, share stories, and co-create a play box that nurtures joy, connection, and healing.
Join us for the launch of our new book club! During September and October, we’ll do a deep dive into “Incantations for Rest” Poems, Meditations, and Other Magic” by BLUU Beloved, Atena O. Danner.
Get to know BLUU’s new Co-Executive Director, Charles and BLUU’s Operations Manager, Jessa. They’ll answer your questions about BLUU’s ongoing work and about their roles.