Welcome to the Unitarian Universalist Church of Boulder

Kirsten Farnsworth and Friends

Suggested donation $10

An Eclectic Evening of Chamber Music, Songs, Jazz, and Ragtime

Music by Fitzgerald, Bird, Rochberg, Bridge, Joplin and Bolcom. Performers include Kirsten Farnsworth, one of UUCB's pianists; Alex Vittal, viola and arrangements; Laura Williams, mezzo-soprano; Alejandro Gomez- Guillien, violin and voice. All musicians have earned graduate music degrees from CU Boulder.

A reception with the musicians follows the concert.

For more information, please email music@uucboulder.org.

Join our Immigration Ministry Vigil at the ICE detention center in Denver. Regis Universtiy & Coloradans for Immigration Reform present a very special vigil…Monday, February 6th from 6:00-7:00 pm at the ICE Detention Center at 30th & Peoria in Aurora, CO. Bring a love poem or love letter for Justice to share OR a valentine for someone interned!

We will carpool from the church parking lot at 5 p.m. All are welcome!

A vigil (from the Latin vigilia, meaning wakefulness) is “a period of purposeful sleeplessness, an occasion for devotional watching, or an observance.” — this is a religious exercise of devotional observance.

"Love" recital by Soprano and UUCB's Music Director Lisa Edwards Phillips

Suggested donation $10

Cuatro Madrigales Amatorios by Joaquin Rodrigo and other art songs and love arias by Puccini, Mozart, Schubert, Faure, Debussy, and Gershwin.

A reception will follow the concert.

For more information, please email music@uucboulder.org.

Putting a Face on Immigration

Many feel the current system is not working for millions of families here in this country. And our Forum topic will be "Is the US Immigration System Broken?"

We will explore important and controversial topics about the Immigration System in the United States. Business, Education, Health Care are all seriously affected by what appears to be "gridlock" in resolving the complexities of our immigration policy.

Featured presenters include:

Lisa Duran, who is the Executive Director of Rights for All People, an immigrant rights organizing project based in Denver, Colorado. And leaders of the Immigrant Communities who are most affected by the contradictions in the US immigration and economic policies.

This Forum is produced in conjunction by the Immigration Task Force of the Social Justice Council of the Unitarian Universalist Church of Boulder and co-sponsored by KGNU Community Radio and the Rocky Mountain Peace and Justice Center.

Discussions to Follow with Filmmaker David Gardner

Open to the public--FREE--bring a friend

This documentary flips our world upside down to see what makes it tick, as it explores the most critical question of our time: How do we become a sustainable civilization? It explores our obsession with urban and economic growth, and our reluctance to address overpopulation issues head-on. This documentary holds up a mirror, encouraging us to examine the beliefs and behaviors we must leave behind – and the values we need to embrace – so our children can survive and thrive.

“This could be the most important film ever made. It tackles the three lethal taboos that threaten our civilization, those against discussing overpopulation, overconsumption, and the nonsensical idea that economic growth itself is a net benefit even in rich countries and can and must continue forever.” Paul Ehrlich, Author, The Population Bomb