Worship Services & Videos

Rev. Dr.Kharma & Maryli Tiemann Music by: Jud Caswell Our annual Longfellow service

Rev. Dr.Kharma Amos Music by: Nell Britton, The UUCB Choir, & soloist Ross Crolius Love is our February focus . In this first service of the month, we’ll explore why it matters so much. Love is complicated, messy, and sublime … and it means everything.

Led by Rev. Dr. Kharma Amos & Toben Cooney-Callnan.  Music by Nell Brtiton and the UUCB Choir. Join us as we focus on the role that centering plays in building the beloved community. Specifically, in a dialogue sermon, our Minister and Director of Religious Exploration will reflect on the practice of centering underrepresented voices. This

Led by Rev. Dr. Kharma Amos.  Music by Nell Brtiton and the UUCB Choir. As we continue our reflections on the Soul Matters theme of “Finding our Center,” let’s reflect collectively on finding OUR center (i.e. what is it that centers us as a spiritual community?).

Led by Rev. Dr. Kharma Amos and guest potter, Jeffrey Lipton.  Music by Nell Brtiton & the UUCB Choir. Join us for a demonstrative service of worship that will incorporate lessons from the potter’s wheel on the topic of Centering. Maine local artist and potter, Jeffrey Lipton (who also grew up as a part of

Led by Rev. Dr. Kharma Amos, with music by Nell Brtiton and the UUCB Choir Our Soul Matters theme for January is “Finding Our Center,” and today we’ll kick off our reflections on this topic for the month. As individuals, it can be very helpful to have something that centers us amidst the chaos and

Join the Worship Committee for stories, poems, and music as we contemplate stepping into the new year. Music by Louise Gephart

Join us to celebrate Christmas Eve with beautiful music by the UUCB choir, Nell Britton, as well as other special music. Our service will also include lighting candles for the babies born to families in our congregation this past year, Christmas carols, a homily by our own Rev. Dr. Kharma Amos, and a “Silent Night”

Join us for an intergenerational service to celebrate the wonder of giving.  The service will highlight our own holiday orchestra and the annual march to the “mitten tree” to bring warmth for the coming season. Music by Nell Britton and the UUCB Intergenerational Orchestra conducted by Ross Miller

Led by Rev. Dr. Kharma Amos Most religious traditions contain stories about “Doh!” or “Aha” moments people have when they suddenly understand something they hadn’t previously. These can serve as reminders to us to pay attention to the wonder of the world, lest we miss its many revelations. Join us as we reflect on some