We are Unitarian Universalists. We are brave, curious and compassionate
thinkers and doers. We are people from many backgrounds who have
different beliefs, but shared values. Together, we create a guided path
towards a better you and a better world.



Grounded in more than two hundred years of thoughtful, spiritual
communities, we are people of many generations, ethnicities, genders and
sexualities, and spiritual backgrounds. People engaged in making the
world a better place. People focusing on what really matters – love,
justice, integrity, and hope.
We are a lay-led congregation. Lay-led congregations have no minister which
means members of the congregation manage the various aspects of our church
life. Unitarian Universalism has a proud tradition of lay-led
churches.



We Unitarian Universalists have different beliefs. but shared values. We
are Unitarian Universalists, and at the same time we may also be
agnostic, Buddhist, Christian, Hindu, humanist, Jewish, Muslim, pagan,
atheist, believers in God, and those who just let the great mystery be.
The diversity of beliefs you’ll find in a our church community is one of our strengths – we’re always learning
how to see the world from a different perspective.
This is who we are. Come join us some Sunday morning. You won't be sorry you did, and neither will we.