This week, we continue our November series designed to encourage a heart of gratefulness. As we make our way to the season of Thanksgiving, we spend some time today looking at James' words that encourage us to trust in the God who provides "every good and perfect gift. We are reminded that gratitude itself can be a blessing.MESSAGE: "Grateful Gifts” by Kenny Bishop

SCRIPTURE: James 1:17-18

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November is a special time to express our gratitude for the blessings we've known throughout the year. It's also a time to acknowledge that gratitude itself is a blessing. We hope you can join us as we begin a series of services designed to lead us into Thanksgiving.MESSAGE: "Give a Little Thanks” by Pam Lee-Miller

SCRIPTURE: 1 Thessalonians 5:16-18

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This Sunday, we celebrate All Saints Day, honoring those who have transitioned this past year. Each year, as we move through this very special service, so many of the people who've touched and mentored us come to mind. Sometimes, there is someone pressing on our hearts, and we desire to remember them in some way. This week, we pause to remember them and allow them to bless us again.MESSAGE: "The Circle of Life” by Pam Lee-Miller

SCRIPTURE: Hebrews 12:1, 2aLearn more about us at:

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This Sunday, we conclude our fall series called "This is Us: stories, mission & ministry." We will take a look at worship at BUCC. While worship can happen anytime, there is something special that happens when we gather in our space on Sundays and join our hearts, our minds, our voices, and acknowledge the presence of the Holy. Worship is an invitation to engage with other Divine people doing the same.

MESSAGE: "Worship” by Pam Lee-Miller

SCRIPTURE: Psalm 150

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Today, we will take a look at the Educational Ministry of BUCC. Education at BUCC is about learning and evolving in our understanding of God, Faith, and Transformation. In small groups, whether it be “telling the stories of our faith’ or studying a book that we have chosen to read together, we wrestle with hard questions, we challenge each other, and through our experience with each other, we broaden our understanding of God, the Church, and our neighbor. These opportunities allow us to articulate our faith, to process our questions, and open our minds to understand the vastness of the Creator.

MESSAGE: "BUCC, Let's Bake Bread” by Pam Lee-Miller

SCRIPTURE: Deuteronomy 6:4-9

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This Sunday, we continue our new fall series called "This is Us: stories, mission & ministry. We look at our stewardship through the lens of who we are and where we will go as we look ahead. We'll share stories that offer a glimmer of how we experience our faith, our community, and, more importantly, how we can continue to be the church in an increasingly difficult world. Today, we focus on church life and how we live and serve as a community devoted to each other and those we serve.

MESSAGE: "What Can I Do?” by Kenny Bishop

SCRIPTURE: Acts 2:42-4

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Jesus tells the story of a certain rich man who clothed himself in fine linen and feasted luxuriously every day while, just outside his door, lay a certain poor man named Lazarus. Both men died, but their lopsided relationship did not come to an end. What happened next? Join us as we discuss the story of the rich man and the poor man and the lesson Jesus wants us to know.

MESSAGE: "Have You Seen Lazarus?” by Pam Lee-Miller

SCRIPTURE: Luke 16:19-31

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Jesus tells the story of a rich man who had entrusted his business to a manager, but the manager squandered his boss's wealth and was fired. The failed manager set about trying to make things right by smartly collecting on his boss's debts, and soon was back in good favor. Jesus uses the story to remind his listeners that we've all been entrusted with precious things, and the expectation is that we will be faithful in them, no matter how small.

MESSAGE: "Don't Squander It” by Pam Lee-Miller

SCRIPTURE: Luke 16:1-13

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