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January 2025 Schedule

January 05

January 12

January 19

January 26

February 02

February 09

at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Boca Raton

Please join us for one of our Sunday services at 10:30 a.m. The service is also live streamed on Zoom.

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January 05 at 10:30 AM ET	The Story of Us
	Join us for a captivating worship service where we explore the power of storytelling to inspire, unite, and transform. Stories are at the heart of who we are—as individuals, as a community, and as Unitarian Universalists. Through spoken word, reflection, and music, we’ll celebrate the stories that grip us, guide us, and bring us into mutual care. This service will ask: What’s the story we tell about ourselves and our community? How do our shared stories reflect our values and vision? What story will we leave for those who come after us? Come ready to be inspired by the magic of story—its mystery, its wonder, and its power to remind us of our deep interconnectedness. All are welcome! Bring your presence, your curiosity, and an open heart as we reflect together on “The Story of Us.”
January 12 at 10:30 AM ET	Stitching the Fabric of Our Lives into Fellowship
	Our beloved UUFBR Community has its own unique pattern in all our lives. UUFBR is a fabric stitched with the threads of our lives sewn with love. We meet as UUs weaving our threads of wisdom, learning, care, and spirituality. In all the activities we share at UUFBR, our friendships, and values as UU members are embroidered into the fabric of our lives and stretch beyond UUFBR into our local community and society.
January 19 at 10:30 AM ET	“Borrowing From Yourself” with Heather Landstrom, CUDE – Guardians Credit Union
	When Martin Luther King became pastor of Atlanta’s Ebeneezer Baptist Church in 1960, he made the following recommendation to the congregation: “In order to instill the idea of thrift in our members and reveal the concern of the Church for the economic life of man, a committee shall be appointed to organize a Credit Union… The need for such an institution in our Church is unquestioned. It will serve as a channel through which members can save money, and it prevents them from having to go to downtown finance companies to make loans for exploitative interest rates. Actually when the individual makes a loan from the Credit Union of which he is a member, he is borrowing from himself.” This Sunday, Heather Landstrom from Guardians Credit Union talks about how credit unions still play a critical role in providing financial services to communities that have been traditionally underserved or unbanked.
January 26 at 10:30 AM ET	Attitude is Everything/ International Holocaust Remembrance Day with Rabbi Sharon Steinberg – Temple Beth Shira
	This Sunday, as we observe International Holocaust Remembrance Day, we gather to honor the memory of the six million Jewish lives lost in the Holocaust and countless others who suffered. Our theme, “Attitude is Everything,” will explore the profound impact of perspective and resilience in the face of unimaginable hardship. Through reflections, music, and prayer, we will consider how cultivating compassion, hope, and understanding can inspire us to stand against hatred and injustice in our own time.
February 02 at 10:30 AM ET	“Joy is Resistance” with Rev. Kiya Heartwood
	Reverend Kiya Heartwood leads us in a UU celebration of thriving, community, and joy as resistance. Prepare to be energized! Rev. Kiya is a Unitarian Universalist minister and a professional and award-winning roots rock, and folk singer-songwriter and composer. Since 1983, Rev. Kiya has performed as a professional musician and award- winning singer-songwriter in the bands Wishing Chair and Stealin’ Horses and also as a solo performer. With twenty recordings, performing highlights include MTV, Farm Aid, South by Southwest, Philadelphia Folk Festival, The Kennedy Center and the Edinburgh Fringe. Rev. Kiya makes her happy home in Bryan, Texas with her wife, Rev. Meg Barnhouse.
February 09 at 10:30 AM ET	A Long Handled Spoon
	“There’s a hunger beyond food that’s expressed in food, and that’s why feeding is always a kind of miracle. It speaks to a bigger desire.”

UUnique Traditions and Holidays

Click here to learn about the traditions and holidays that many Universalist congregations celebrate that are unique to our faith, such as the Water Communion and the Flower Communion — ceremonies that celebrate Unitarian Universalism and the importance of each individual’s unique contributions to that community.