We have been a progressive religious voice in Bangor since the 1830s. Our religious heritage is derived from the Unitarian Universalist Traditions, which have strong histories of commitment to justice and compassion. As a faith community, we are focused on spiritual growth and service. We are a welcoming congregation, supporting the inherent worth and dignity of every person.
“Finding Presence in the Past” August 18, 2024 Service Description:Join Rev. Drew this week, as UUSB comes back from its two weeks off and we
Originally, the Social Justice Committee sold fair trade coffee, tea, and chocolate products during the after-service Fellowship Hour. This was managed by Natalie Norton. Every
There will not be a live service at UUSB on Sunday, August 4 or Sunday, August 11. Please check the weekly e-news for alternative options
This Sunday @ 10:00 AM Join Our UUSB Worship Experience ~ Earth Day with Four Directions ~ with Charlene Virgilio Please join us for our Earth Day service that will feature Charlene Virgilio, CEO of Four Directions Development Corp, and Chris Sockalexis, the Penobscot Nation Tribal
Open Budget Discussion for FY2025 & Discussion on Adopting UUA’s Proposed Article II Join us for our annual open budget discussion on April 21, immediately following the service. We will share the proposed budget for FY2025 and we can discuss
This Sunday @ 10:00 AM Join Our UUSB Worship Experience ~ E Pluribus Unum ~ with Rev. Drew Moeller The official motto of the United States holds the promise and the tension that we struggle with today. How can we
