Attention to the Spirit, June 1013 by Rev. Beka Falk-Jones Distraction almost seems to be a way of life for a the majority of us. Moving from one place to the next, busying ourselves along the way, we find it increasingly difficult to turn off noises both inside and outside our heads. When we finally Read more
Labyrinth is back! We’ll be meeting from 5pm to 6pm on Sunday evenings in June and July for Tai Chi & Prayer. At each gathering, Justin Phillips will lead us in about 45 minutes of tai chi exercises, and then we’ll end the session with 15 minutes of guided prayer and meditation, for a holistic Read more
Learn more about the Bible Study classes at UBC. Classes meet at 9:30am on Sunday mornings unless otherwise noted.
A sermon series by Rev. Amelia Fulbright. Sometimes we go to extremes. The evidence of this is all around us – anorexia and obesity, apathy and overworking, poverty and opulence, big government and no government, fundamentalism and no religion at all. Spiritual wisdom reminds us that the search for a balanced society begins with the struggle for Read more
Attention to the Spirit is a monthly series by Associate Pastor Rev. Rebekah Falk-Jones.
Do you ever wonder how effective intercessory prayer is? At times it can seem silly and pointless. By silly I mean that it can seem as though that by thinking real hard and concentrating attention and focus so intensely on a particular person or situation something will magically be different, all by one’s effort. At Read more
For our Spring Theology on Tap, hosts Beka Falk-Jones and Greg Garrett want us to focus on Spring Cleaning. What spiritual homework can we do to take stock of ourselves and pay more attention to the world around us? Beka and Greg will discuss Barbara Brown Taylor’s An Altar in the World and Greg’s The Read more
Thank you to all of the volunteers and everyone who helped make the UBC Children’s Carnival one of our best carnivals ever.
For more information about the children’s programs at UBC, contact Associate Pastor Beka Falk-Jones at rfalk@ubcaustin.org.
The term discernment has a bit of an elusive connotation to it and is used loosely sometimes in congregational conversations or in personal spiritual quests as a way to describe a process by which we desire clarity about what to do and where to go and what kind of people to be. Discerning the will Read more
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