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We are a compassionate, thoughtful,
and diverse religious community who nurture and challenge each other to deeper understanding, meaning and purpose in our lives. We use our hearts and our heads (and a good dose of humor) to make a difference not only in our lives, but the lives of those beyond our doors. Learn more about our beliefs, our services, and our history in the About Us tab. Visitors are always welcomed to our worship services! |
Upcoming Services
Sunday, March 1, 10:30am
Where Wisdom Dwells Charlene Montgomery The seat of knowledge is in the head, but wisdom lies in the heart. A wise person knows out of experience --- It is the inner knowing what to do in a given situation. Profound but wise lessons can be drawn from the things that happened to you, hence increasing your wisdom about many aspects of life. Trusting in your own wisdom makes room for you to act and not wait for a guru to show you the way or a politician to fix society’s problems. March Worship Theme:
What does it mean to be People of Wisdom? 
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Visiting Our Church
We are located at the corner of Elmwood Ave. and West Ferry St. in Buffalo, NY (see map).
Enter the church through the Sanctuary doors that face onto West Ferry St., or through the Parish Hall (handicap accessible) that is set back from the sidewalk at West Ferry and Elmwood Ave. We have greeters at both entrances, and a welcome table in the parish hall. Parking is available on Elmwood, West Ferry, and nearby side streets on Sunday mornings. 
Parish Hall Garden Entrance
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Our Vision
We will gather in loving community, creating a shared vision of compassion and dignity for all,
to radically transform the world in which we live.
We will gather in loving community, creating a shared vision of compassion and dignity for all,
to radically transform the world in which we live.
March Share the Plate: SHARE THE PLATE AND JUSTICE MINISTRY TO SEND TWO OF OUR OWN TO GENERAL ASSEMBLY
The Justice Ministry Team and Share the Plate, with support from our Board of Trustees, has decided to direct March’s Share the Plate contributions to sending two UUCB members to this summer’s General Assembly in Providence, RI (Wednesday, June 24th – Sunday, June 30th).
Have you ever been to General Assembly? Do you even know what it is?
General Assembly is the annual meeting of our Unitarian Universalist Association of Congregations (UUA). Attendees worship, witness, learn, connect, and make policy for the Association through democratic process. In other words:
- We gather with people who share our religious values and do the work of our religion
- We meet to decide how we govern ourselves at a national level
- We deliberate and decide on our important social statements
- We participate in workshops to help us grow in faith and justice
- We hang out with people in settings where we don’t have to describe or defend our religious beliefs, because they already know – imagine that!
Because we think this is such an important opportunity, the Justice Ministry Team and the Board want to ensure that new people have the opportunity to attend and represent our congregation. More details ...
The Justice Ministry Team and Share the Plate, with support from our Board of Trustees, has decided to direct March’s Share the Plate contributions to sending two UUCB members to this summer’s General Assembly in Providence, RI (Wednesday, June 24th – Sunday, June 30th).
Have you ever been to General Assembly? Do you even know what it is?
General Assembly is the annual meeting of our Unitarian Universalist Association of Congregations (UUA). Attendees worship, witness, learn, connect, and make policy for the Association through democratic process. In other words:
- We gather with people who share our religious values and do the work of our religion
- We meet to decide how we govern ourselves at a national level
- We deliberate and decide on our important social statements
- We participate in workshops to help us grow in faith and justice
- We hang out with people in settings where we don’t have to describe or defend our religious beliefs, because they already know – imagine that!
Because we think this is such an important opportunity, the Justice Ministry Team and the Board want to ensure that new people have the opportunity to attend and represent our congregation. More details ...