Next Sunday’s Service
- While we have temporarily cancelled the public gathering portion of our services, you can still watch us on Facebook Live this Sunday! All of us have fears from time to time, from the proverbial monster under the bed to asking for what we need, to [...]
Our Worship
TRUU's Sunday Services will be broadcast via Facebook for as long as medical professionals and Colorados governor recommend social distancing to reduce the risk of spreading Corona Virus. To learn more about this decision, read this statement from TRUU's Board of Trustees. Join the broadcast Sunday service using this link. From our Minister
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| While we have cancelled the public gathering portion of our Sunday Services until further notice, through March 29 for sure, we will be live-streaming our services. Both TRUU and the UUA are working to keep us connected. You can watch Sunday services live here, view past services here, or get copies mailed to you. Details on Rev. Bushbaum's page. |
Meditations for a Pandemic
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| To help us stay connected & grounded, Rev. Laurie is sending out weekly meditations and poems. Click the blue link below to see them. |
Rev. Laurie's Reflections
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Unitarian Universalist News
- Baton Rouge church quickly opens childcare center for healthcare workers March 25, 2020Elaine McArdle In one weekend, the Unitarian Church of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, closed its building, shifted to online worship, and welcomed a childcare program for healthcare workers.
- Congregations adapt to COVID-19 by going online March 18, 2020Elaine McArdle Offering worship services and other opportunities to connect online is “a forced exercise in emergence,” says the Rev. Karen Johnston, and “an opportunity to find people who need us.”
- ‘UU World’ turns 50 March 18, 2020Tom Stites Throughout many changes, this magazine has remained a benefit of membership in a UU congregation.
Why I Like TRUU…
Having been raised with no particular spiritual upbringing, I am grateful to have found this place where people are building a beloved community of compassion, justice and acceptance, both here and in the wider world. I love and am grateful to this congregation for the many ways in which it encourages me to develop spiritually; to hold sacred the human bonds which sometimes challenge us, to search for truth and meaning in a free and responsible way, to respect and celebrate the differences in those whose opinions don’t match my own, and to deepen my own understanding of the transcendent.
Ellie