Welcome to Berrien Unitarian Universalist Fellowship! You are always welcome on Sunday or at any of our events! Our Sunday Services begin at 10:30 am. Please come as you are; our events enjoy an informal atmosphere. Explore our website for our principles and beliefs and the activities and events at Berrien UU Fellowship, which we often call "BUUF." Come visit us and ask questions!
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Beth Lefever, a student at Meadville-Lombard Theological School, is our Religious Leader. She is serving her internship in Muncie Indiana and will be back in May of 2010. Until then, we'll hear from many of our regular guest speakers, including Rev. Roger Brewin, Rev, Viola Moore, Rev. Don Wheat, Jim McConnell and others. Text of some of Beth's sermons is HERE, along with an audio recording of Beth's award-winning sermon, "What? Proselytize? Me?"
BUUF AffirmationWe join, in the spirit of love, to develop our religious attitudes objectively and honestly that life may be more meaningful.
Our Memorial Garden -- Its Meanings
There are some important symbolisms embodied in the design of the garden itself and the associated plantings in our front yard:
- The reaching aspect of the spire itself is echoed in the shape of the roofline and of the small conifer that share its central axis: we are a congregation which constantly reaches for new thoughts.
- The developing circle symbolizes our circle talks.
- The placement of Marvin and Kate's memorial trees (Japanese red maples) will form the welcoming gateway to symbolize that we are a welcoming congregation. The gateway makes the beginning of the circle.
Last Updated (Saturday, 26 December 2009 17:06)
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