Welcome!

Our congregation provides many opportunities for friendship and community fellowship, intellectual stimulation, spiritual growth, involvement in social justice and other important issues, and pastoral support and mutual support of one another.  Ours is a diverse community of life-long learning and growing. We have no creed, but are joined together in the spirit of love and the light of our mission and vision, and Unitarian Universalist principles , which you will find elsewhere on this web site

We are a congregation for children, youth and adults of all ages.  We are intentionally inclusive, embracing and appreciating people of every age, race, culture, gender, sexual orientation, ability, and economic circumstance. WSeniore welcome people from all religious backgrounds and beliefs and we support you in your seeking and growing.

Introducing Teresa and David Schwartz, our new Senior Co-Ministers - Click Here
 

Religious Education Assistant Position Available. For information, click HERE

"So Much to Remember!"
Ed Loomis

On Memorial Day some of us celebrate, some of us mourn and some of us simply acknowledge it's a holiday and go on about our business. What does Memorial Day mean to us today, as individuals and a congregation? What do we celebrate, mourn or acknowledge? How might we make it a meaningful occasion?