Women Shelter was started in 1977 when Dr. Virginia Corbett, a psychologist and activist, donated a 4-bedroom, 11-bed house as the first emergency shelter for victims. It has grown to encompass a resource center offering counseling services for adults and children (including group therapy sessions) … read more.
The Unitarian Universalist tradition is comprised of people of many ages, backgrounds, and a variety of beliefs. We pride ourselves for being brave, compassionate, and intellectual thinkers and people of action. Along the way we have created a spirituality with no boundaries. We have a … read more.
This is an all ages event… So your bring the whole family back to church from 11:30am-12:00pm there will be an on campus ritual celebrating the Flower Communion. Wear your favorite mask, and bring a flower to share.
The Campus Reopening Task Force (CRTF) has some exciting news to share with members and friends of UUCLB! Beginning in May 2021, the campus will reopen for meetings/small groups. Given health and safety considerations, the meetings/small groups will be scheduled at certain times, as well … read more.
Do you like social media? Do you like to make computer graphics or write short pieces of text? Do you want to get newcomers involved in our spiritual community or build up our existing congregation’s online conversation? Join us on 3rd Mondays at 7-9pm for … read more.
Have you missed a Service or want to share UUCLB Services with a friend? Anyone can now watch past Services and select events on our YouTube Channel at: uuclb.org/youtube
Join us Sunday in a virtual celebration of Beltane
9:30 a.m. – Pre-K – 4th Grade
11:30 a.m. – 5th – 12th Grade
“On Sunday, April 25, children and youth will put their faith into action by planting a tomato plant for Earth Day. At 9:30 and 11:30 a.m. virtual class sessions, we will plant the vegetable sprouts together, as a group. Then, we will discuss other ways … read more.
We encourage families to attend the worship service together. Religious Education has been scheduled before and after worship so that each grade cohort may attend class without overlapping Zoom meetings. This year’s curricula for each cohort supports our RE Committee’s mission which is to “Create … read more.
We encourage families to attend the worship service together. Religious Education has been scheduled before and after worship so that each grade cohort may attend class without overlapping Zoom meetings. This year’s curricula for each cohort supports our RE Committee’s mission which is to “Create … read more.
