Rev. Brigitta joined Northlake in August 2024 as our interim minister and will serve through the end of June 2025. Brigitta has a bachelor’s degree in Psychology, Anthropology, and Sociology from Westminster College and received an MA in Higher Education and Student Affairs from New York University in 2013. She graduated with a Master of Divinity from the Iliff School of Theology in May 2023. She has served as a lay leader at the Boulder Valley Unitarian Universalist Fellowship in Lafayette, Colorado, completed a chaplaincy internship at AdventHealth Shawnee Mission hospital, and was a faith-organizing intern for Showing Up for Racial Justice (SURJ). She was the ministerial intern for the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Phoenix and later continued there as a spiritual wellness chaplain.
Join us as we explore the intertwined histories of oppressors and liberators in the UU tradition. What lessons can we draw from the past, including the work of Frances Ellen … Continue reading The Hard Work of Inclusion: Lessons from UU History
In this multi-generation service, we’re reimagining inclusion. As UUs are called to embrace a love that includes everyone, we’ll explore how inclusion is not only about opening doors, it is … Continue reading The Heartwork of Inclusion
Bring a dish to share and join us for an evening where food and spirituality come together. After our heartwarming potluck, we’ll hold a short interfaith gathering, reflecting on the … Continue reading A Meal of Many Faiths: Potluck & Interfaith Gathering
We reflect on the rich history of Northlake, celebrating the vision and courage that have shaped our community, and welcome our new members into this shared journey. Join us to … Continue reading The Unfolding Story of Northlake (Town Hall after service)
Truth is an unfolding story, revealed through our questions, struggles, and epiphanies. Reflecting on Michael Servetus’ life, we explore how insights often arise from questioning, resistance, and discomfort, leading us … Continue reading Stories We Uncover Through Epiphanies
As we gather on this winter solstice, we are invited to befriend the dark—not as something to fear, but as a sacred space where growth happens unseen, where we learn … Continue reading Winter Solstice: Befriending the Dark
This contemplative evening will compassionately hold the more challenging parts of the holiday season in an intimate setting. Whether it’s an annual drop in your mood, or a specific tender … Continue reading When Hope is Hard to Find (Blue Holidays) – in chapel
