Unitarian Universalists of New Braunfels

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  • Singing at Memorial for Cor Ferrari

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  • The Importance of Looking Deeper

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    We live in a very appearance-oriented, externally focused world; consequently, it makes sense that most of us place a lot of value on how our lives look, sometimes to the detriment of noticing how our lives really feel. It’s easy to get caught up in examining our actions instead of really deeply examining ourselves. This…

  • Christmas Eve service with Rev Addae – Season of Light!

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  • Coping With Emotions

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    As we come to the close of another year, it’s only natural to look back over the past twelve months. The year has been filled with many joys, careers have opened, some travels to places both near and far, and some challenges with losses of loved ones, employment and health issues, and for many, disappointments…

  • Life’s Natural Rhythms

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    Nature has a natural rhythm that provides cues for season’s changes. Such as when flowers bloom, and when it’s time for red and brown leaves to fall from trees. Or when the Monarch Butterflies make their annual return to Mexico for the winter. The rhythm also orchestrates when day turns to night, just as our…

  • Game Night

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    Fun prevailed at Game Night, Wednesday, Oct. 23, at UUNB. We had a great turn-out, plenty of snacks and lots of laughter. What a way to build community.

  • UUNB Choir

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    The choir at UUNB plays an important role in worship services, singing a diverse repertoire of traditional hymns, secular songs, and original compositions that reflect the congregation’s values and perspectives. Choir practice is held every Tuesday at 6:30pm in the gathering room. New voices welcome!

  • A World in Confusion

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    I originally wrote this column in February 2017, and since that time we have lived through a pandemic, multiple school shootings and natural disasters. However, the one constant remains, there is always some level of confusion, and we cannot predict the future. With that being said I sincerely hope that you will take some comfort…

  • A New Year Begins 2024

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    A new Year begins with a sermon from Rev Addae Kraba on “Love is at the Center“ and President Susan Curtis assists Rev Addae in welcoming them back after a summer break!

  • Finding Peace in Broken Pieces

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    The following is an excerpt from the 4th International Convocation of Unitarian Universalist Women and People of Progressive Faiths. September 5-8, 2024. Cluj-Napoca / Kolozsvar “May we widen the boundaries until there are none…If we are serious about ending war we have to BE peace.The way of peace calls to abolish the “us vs them”…