Borderlands Unitarian Universalist

Amado, Arizona

Sunday Services

Come And Join Us For A Sunday Service or a Social Event!

 

SUNDAY SERVICES

The Theme for August is “Life as a Translation Project”  

August 3rd, 2025

Life as a Translation Project: Illustrated in the Life of Carl Jung, led by Diane Farone, Music by Michael Stowell

Coffee after the Service

August 10th, 2025

Rev. Inge, Making Meaning (and then Your Dog Dies…)

 Coffee after the Service

August 17th, 2025

Connection Sunday, led by Elaine Webber

Potluck Brunch during the Service

August 24th, 2025

Rev. Inge:  Metaphorically Speaking, Joys and Sorrows 

 Coffee after the Service

August 29th, 2025

Pulpit Exchange 

 Coffee after the Service

 

Share the Offering August 2025

50% of our Sunday collection will go to Arivaca Human Resources. They provide free lunches, a thrift shop, emergency financial assistance through Helping Hearts to Arivacans in Need..

Our Choir

Are you interested in singing in our choir? We have rehearsals on Friday mornings 10-11:30 beginning again in the Fall and sing 2nd and 4th Sundays. Contact Leslie Carter and let her know of your interest. New singers always welcome.

A photo of the Borderlands Unitarian Universalist Church Choir at Sunday Services

Meet Our Minister

Rev. Inge Detweiler

Rev Inge Detweiler is a seasoned counselor, chaplain and leader with over thirty years of experience. She is an ordained  minister in the UCC denomination who has recently attained a fellowship in the UU Minister’s Assoc. She received her M. Div. from Andover Newton Theological School, and Master degree in Community Counseling.

 

BUU Worship Arts Team

Photo of the members of the BUU Worship Arts Team

At BUU we have a creative and energetic Worship Arts Team that is responsible for planning our Sunday services.  Right now we are in a transitions mode with guest ministers two to three times a month.  About once a quarter we have a panel of members presenting in a new tradition “Hyde Park”.

Our members are Mary Arrigoni, Leslie Carter, Diane Farone, Martha House, Ginny Lopez, Nancy Murphy, and Marilyn Taylor.