“Honoring and celebrating the Spirit of Life”

As Unitarian Universalists, we do not have a creed, so we name, celebrate, lift up and bear witness to values and practices grounded in right relationship with each other, the sacred, and beloved community.  We believe that personal experience, conscience and reason should be the final authorities in religion.

Whatever our personal spiritual beliefs, we share a commitment to building and nurturing our beloved community as expressed in our congregational and Unitarian Universalist Association covenants.

Our regular service is held on Sundays at 10:00 AM in the Sanctuary and on our livestream (September through June) or on YouTube Live  and lasts about 45 minutes. 
Durng the COVID pandemic attendance in the sanctuary may be limited, or we may switch to online only, depending on current conditions in our area.  For more information on our current Sanctuary Status, visit our Sanctuary Status page.

During the summer, our services are held at 9AM in the Chapel.  These services are  informal, lay-led services  and are not recorded.  
Durng the pandemic, please visit our Sanctuary Status page to see if thee services are in-person or online.

Most weeks, the sermons are recorded and are available as video or podcasts, if you are unable to make the service. 

Braille hymnals and hearing assistant devices are available during our services.  The ushers will be happy to help you.