101. UUCIA Home Page Service schedule, calendar of events, social justice projects. http://www.uuandover.org/

The Unitarian Universalist Congregation in Andover, Massachusetts A Liberal Religious Voice in the Merrimack Valley since 1847 We invite you to join us on our journey. We, the members of the Unitarian Universalist Congregation in Andover (affectionately known as the UUCiA), join with one another to create and sustain a caring community which: nurtures spiritual growth, shares our Unitarian Universalist tradition, values and celebrates diversity, and is a liberal beacon, grounded in hope, for a just world. We have put together what we hope will be a helpful introduction and guide to our congregational life. This is a static representation of who we are - you are encouraged to pay us a visit. You will find us to be a warm and embracing congregation, informal in style. Also, the latest copy of our Introductory Brochure is available for you to download. We hope you will find among us an invitation: to celebrate life together in a caring community, to include children as equal participants with you in the communal experience, to honor the diverse religious backgrounds of an interfaith constituency, to engage in personal spiritual growth, to be present for others who also search, to cooperate in supporting the community centered in worship, deepened by educational and social opportunities, and to work together with others for a just world. If the journey begins with the first step, we hope it may be in our company.

102. Unitarian Universalist Church - Verdugo Hills Welcome to the unitarian Universalist Church of Verdugo Hills This is mycredo as a unitarian Universalist. It’s what superman and I have in common.” http://www.uuverdugo.org/

Sign up for the UU Verdugo Hills Online Newsletter! addFieldToCheck("email","Email"); Since the 1950s, members of our congregation have united to share beliefs, encourage spiritual seven basic principles that we affirm and promote. We warmly invite you to attend our Sunday Services , held every Sunday at 10:30 a.m. Our We also invite you to explore our web site. In particular, you may be interested in reading about our very active Social Action Circle , which offers individuals various ways to participate in community outreach projects. Are you looking for a religious home? strives to build a religious community where members find comfort, intellectual stimulation and inspiration. celebrates and draws from many sources of wisdom: other world religions, reason and science, earth-centered traditions, words and deeds of courageous women and men, our own intuitions. teaches children guidelines for ethical behavior and helps them create lives filled with justice, peace and love.

103. All Souls UU Church - KC, Mo Information about All Souls unitarian Universalist Church of Kansas City, Missouri. http://www.allsoulskc.org/

Index for the Visually Impaired Last Update: September 6, 2005 “Film Series” Free films on Tuesday Showtime is 7:00p.m. The public is Welcome Click here for more information. “Getting to Know UU” Meet with our staff to talk informally about Unitarian Universalism and our All Souls Community. On the second Sunday of the month at 12:15. Click here for more upcoming events and activities! News and Events Flame Newsletter Service Schedule Forum Schedule Gallery Schedule Calendar Lifespan Religious Education Adult Programs About Our Church Meet the Staff FAQs Office Hours Church History Simpson House W elcome! All Souls is a church where people of different beliefs and diverse backgrounds come together for intellectual and spiritual inquiry. W e seek to create a community of mutual care and respect in which to celebrate life, offer service, and work for environmental responsibility and social justice. O ur programs and activities are open to all. We are pleased to welcome visitors to our worship services and encourage you to participate in our adult and children's religious education classes and numerous other church activities. I f you have questions that are not answered on the web site, please contact us. We would be glad to hear from you and we hope to also see you in person!

104. Unitarian Universalist Church Of South County Mission Viejo. Information about Sunday services, religious education for children,committees, and events. http://www.uucsc.org/

Advanced Search Expand All Collapse All Home ... Contact Us News Worship Service Summer Schedule On Sept. 11 we return to our usual two-service schedule. For more info on our summer services, see the Worship Services page. Volunteer Opportunities See our Help Wanted page Annual Service Auction, Oct. 1 Details on the Announcements page. A Home of Our Own? Learn about the UUA's First Home Grant Program. Can you work with our committee to help us apply? More info on the Announcements page About Our Congregation Like most Unitarian Universalist congregations, the UU Church of South County is a spiritually diverse community. Our members identify themselves as Jewish, humanist, Taoist, Christian, pagan, atheist, monotheist, and "none of the above." In general, though, we believe that there is no single religious truth and that life is a spiritual journey best experienced with others. We also strive to be ethnically and religiously diverse, and we welcome those of any ethnicity or religious orientation. Our Mission: To encourage spiritual growth through free religious thought; to foster an atmosphere of acceptance, love and respect; to support commitment to service in the wider world. For more information about Unitarian Universalism, see the

105. First Unitarian Universalist Society Of Albany Website for the First unitarian Universalist Society of Albany. http://www.fuusalbany.org/

Welcome to the First Unitarian Universalist Society of Albany 405 Washington Avenue (at Robin Street) Albany, New York 12206 Rev. Samuel A. Trumbore , Minister fuusa@fuusalbany.org Here let no one be a stranger Services resume Sunday, September 11 9:00 and 10:30 AM "You CAN Come Home Again", Rev. Sam Trumbore This is our annual homecoming service. Please bring the water and soil you have collected from your summer adventures to share with us. We will also take time to remember those who perished on this day in 2001. We welcome all men, women and children who seek a religion based on the inherent sanctity of every person's free and responsible search for truth and meaning. In keeping with our distinctive, noncreedal religion, we strive to excite the human spirit and inspire its development; to respond to moral and ethical issues in our local, national and world communities; and to sustain a vital and nurturing congregational life. FUUSA Mission Statement, adopted November 7, 1993

106. NUUC Home Page Lewis Center. Directions, service times, a mission statement, information aboutreligious education, sermon archive, FAQ, beliefs, and contact information. http://www.nuuc.org/

Welcome to the North Unitarian Universalist Congregation Rev. Susan Ritchie , Minister 1574 Franklin St. , Lewis Center OH 43035 Telephone: (740) 657-8081 Come share our adventure! We gather for services and fellowship at 10:30 am every Sunday morning at 1574 Franklin Street in Lewis Center Ohio . To get there from Columbus , take Route 23 (High Street) North from 270. In approximately six miles, turn right on Lewis Center Road . In one mile, you will find yourself in the heart of Lewis Center . Take the second right after the railroad tracks. You will encounter Franklin Street in the second block. The church is located at the corner of Fourth and Franklin Our Mission Directions To Services Current Newsletter Information about our Religious Education Programs ... Other UU Congregations And Groups What Is Unitarian Universalism? With its historical roots in the Jewish and Christian traditions, Unitarian Universalism is a liberal religionthat is, a religion that keeps an open mind to the religious questions people have struggled with in all times and places. We believe that personal experience, conscience and reason should be the final authorities in religion, and that in the end religious authority lies not in a book or person or institution, but in ourselves. We are a "non-creedal" religion: we do not ask anyone to ascribe to a creed. Our congregations are self-governing. Authority and responsibility are vested in the membership of the congregation. Each Unitarian Universalist congregation is involved in many kinds of programs. Worship is held regularly, the insights of the past and the present are shared with those who will create the future, service to the community is undertaken, and friendships are made. A visitor to a UU congregation will very likely find events and activities such as church school, day-care centers, lectures and forums, support groups, poetry festivals, family events, adult education classes and study groups.

107. Unitarian Universalist Church Home Page unitarian Universalist Church is a nurturing religious community that celebratesdiverse beliefs and encourages spiritual growth. http://uulafayette.org/

UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST CHURCH Lafayette, Indiana By-Laws Long Range Planning 5 Year Plan Sep '04 Welcome Come on in our door is open! Here you will discover a nurturing religious community, a congregation that celebrates diverse beliefs that encourages spiritual growth through lifelong learning whose members support each other in their life journeys that works toward social justice that is guided by the principles of Unitarian Universalism For information on this week's service, check the current newsletter Unitarian Universalist Church 17 S. 7th Street Lafayette, Indiana 47901-1637 Tel: (765) 742-0460 Email: uuc@uulafayette.org Minister: Rev. Hilary Landau Krivchenia Email: minister@uulafayette.org W E A R E A W E L C O M I N G C O N G R E G A T I O N We welcome and accept people who are gay, lesbian, bisexual, or transgendered. We strive to be a safe and affirming environment for those among us who are gay, lesbian, bisexual, or transgendered, and ensure that all areas of congregational life are open and inclusive. We commit ourselves to work for the rights and dignity of gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgendered people in the larger community

108. Unitarian Universalist Essays Your onestop source for the very best UU essays on the internet. http://www.2think.org/uu.shtml

On November 2, 1997 Kenneth M. Reeves delivered an essay he had written to the UU fellowship my family and I attend. It was a moving experience at the time. I sat there nodding through most of it, with smiles creeping across my face at times, bits of controlled laughter at others, and my mind being sent off in various directions throughout. To read the sermon that we heard click here . Since this was written to be 'performed', the humor and impact isn't quite as potent as when simply read. Enjoy it anyway. I'm also going to devote this page to other similar essays. If you know of any on the internet, or if you have any that you would like to have put on the internet, please let me know. I'm interested in thought provoking essays that deal with science, a search for truth, creating meaning in our lives, and historical figures. I'm not interested in posting any of the political issues that some UUs speak out on. Here are a few sites that contain such essays (and other similar items dealing with Unitarian Universalism): Sermons by Mark Belletini From the Pulpit From the Pew Where Did We Come From? Where Are We Heading?

109. Unitarian Univeralist Fellowship Of Columbia Home Page s of typical Sunday services, sermons, religious education program,and contact information....... http://www.chaliceweb.org/uufc/

Columbia, South Carolina, USA Rev. Dr. Neal Jones, interim minister Our new Mission Statement! "Socrates tells us, 'The unexamined life is not worth living.' But the examined life alone does not bring fulfillment. Those satisfactions come from commitment and connection." Unitarian Universalist Linda Beyer What in the world is Unitarian Universalism? How to reach us. Sunday morning services ... How we operate (board, committees, treasurer, long range planning, etc) Find any U.U. congregation in South Carolina and Elsewhere We're affiliated with the Thomas Jefferson District of the UUA - our denominational organization for North America General Assembly 2003 - Boston The Way We Are With Each Other , a UUFC affirmation Other interesting places Recent TJ District Anti-Racism Conference at UUFC Clayton Memorial UU Church , in nearby Newberry The Mountain (UU retreat in mountains of NC) Beacon Press The Continental UU Young Adult Network General Assembly 2003 (or Our building in the snow 4 Feb 96 (37k jpg) (Hey, we don't get snow very often!) Coffeehouse archive of performances Rev. Price speaks at historic MLK Day statehouse rally

110. UUCLB Home Welcome. This is the web site of the unitarian Universalist Church of Long Beach.We are a liberal and welcoming congregation. If the community described in http://www.uuclb.org/

Welcome! We are a welcoming congregation, committed to building a community founded in love, trust, and freedom supporting each other in our spiritual journeys, and taking our common ideals to the wider community in action and service. Upcoming Sunday Services Upcoming Events Would you like . . . to consider religious questions with others who are open to a variety of answers and with whom you share many values? a church where people find connections with one another through a sense of mutual needs and concerns? a church where your children can find encouragement to develop their own religious beliefs, consistent with love, compassion and justice? to expand your circle of friends and join in celebration and worship, discussion and education, in an atmosphere of respect and mutual support? to learn the wisdom of great moral leaders of every age and nation? a community of individuals who will welcome your participation in the effort to preserve and extend the tradition of personal freedom and human dignity against the danger those elements face today? Then ours may be the church you are seeking.

111. Sugarloaf Congregation Of Unitarian Universalists Germantown. Calendar of events, religious education program, news, and directions. http://www.scuu.org/

SCUU Reverend Amy Russell, Minister Home Directions Calendar Newsletters About Us ... Get More Info UUA-UUSC Gulf Coast Relief Fund It's a Yurt! (Click for details) The Yurt Goes Up! Day 4 (8/26) photos (Finished!) Day 3 (8/25) photos Day 2 (8/24) photos Day 1 (8/23) photos ... CHECK BACK OFTEN! For information about our new property at 16913 Germantown Road click here Welcoming Orientation and Welcoming dinner Next WOW ONE - Saturday, September 10th , 5:30 pm. at Mason's Hall followed by a pot luck dinner for everybody at 6:30 pm. Entertainment provided! Next WOW TOO - Saturday, October 8th, 6:30 pm. Location to be announced Click for more information Services Sundays, 10:30 am "Born out of the Universe" September 4th, 10:30 am At the moment of the beginning of the universe, elementary particles spewed out from a single point, creating the universe. Eventually these particles stabilized into elements such as hydrogen and helium. Through another billion years, the galaxies were birthed. Do these miraculous events lead us to suspect the intent of an intelligent Maker? Or is there power of a sacred nature in the very events themselves? How does the power of the Universe reveal itself in the miracle of Life? In-gathering Ceremony September 11th, 10:30 am

112. East Shore Home Page Kirtland. Sermon topics, service and event schedules, religious education classes,social events, a mailing list, photo gallery, social justice program, http://www.eastshore.org/

Search WWW Search East Shore East Shore Unitarian Universalist Church 10848 Chillicothe Rd, Kirtland, Ohio 44094 If you were looking for the East Shore Unitarian Church in Washington State, click here What is Unitarian Universalism? In the sixteenth century, Unitarians were burned at the stake for denying the Trinity. And we've been taking heat ever sincefor opposing slavery, segregation, homophobia, and other acts of injustice. We are Unitarian Universalists, the Uncommon Denomination. Our foundations are reason, reverence, and freedom. Our mission is to recognize the inherent worth and dignity of every person. Our reverence is for the Spirit of Life. Sermon Topics; 10:30 AM Sunday Services Listen to Sermons on your computer Attend our events and activities Many Adult RE Classes and Small Groups, see Calendar The Social Justice Committee presents Eyes Wide Open Oct 29 11:00AM-6:00PM Read The Beacon newsletter online! If you would like to submit an article for publication in The Beacon, please read the

113. CUUPS N.S. Details of the unofficial Halifax, Nova Scotia chapter of CUUPs including meetingnotes and contacts. http://www.chebucto.ns.ca/Religion/ERCE/CUUPS-Home.html

Halifax Covenant of Unitarian Universalist Pagans This is the home page of the Halifax chapter of CUUPS. What is CUUPS? CUUPS is a group of people who are interested in earth-centred spirituality. We are affiliated with the Unitarian Universalist Church. Some CUUPS members are also UU members, some are not. The Halifax Chapter is unofficial we are not (yet) formally affiliated with the North American CUUPS organization. Our purpose is to investigate and learn from Earth Centred Religions (such as Goddess spirituality, Asatru, and Wicca) and seek for ways of expressing our spirituality. We do this through holding meetings that may be workshops, discussion groups, or rituals commemorating the moons and seasons of the year. Workshops and discussion groups are open to anyone interested. Ritual meetings are open to anyone prepared to participate. Last year we met to celebrate each full moon, running these meetings as "teaching circles", so that new participants could learn the basis of constructing earth-based ritual. At present we're holding a series of workshops on topics of interests to pagans, and we're always on the lookout for people who wish to share their ideas, methods and knowledge, and those who wish simply to come along and learn. When is the next meeting?

114. UUCF - Universalist Unitarian Church Of Farmington Michigan The Universalist unitarian Church of Farmington in Farmington Hills, Michigan,a liberal voice of reason in the Farmington area for over 150 years. http://www.uufarmington.org/

Universalist Unitarian Church of Farmington, Michigan Go: Thanks for visiting our website. We welcome the opportunity to introduce you to the UUCF family. As you browse our website we hope you will get a flavor of the energized congregation that we are. Our meetinghouse provides a link between the rural congregation that originated in downtown Farmington as a liberal religious voice of reason over 150 years ago and the suburban congregation we are today. We remain today dedicated to the ideal of providing our membership the opportunity to explore and develop a deeper understanding of the life process and our place in it while maintaining the familial and supportive ties of yesteryear. Sunday Services: (see calendar Minister: Alexander Riegel Director of Religious Education: Kathy Silver Music Director: Diana Munch About UUs About UUCF Recent Sermons About Unitarian Universalism Religious Education Weddings UUCF History Member Info Calendar Magnet Newsletter Email System - Committees - Denominational Affairs Dream Team Finance Fundraising Membership Woods Stewardship Program Publicity Religious Education Social Action Social Events Technology Welcoming Congregation NEW!

115. UUPA UUPA is an organization which is just starting to form. Over the past few years,we became increasingly aware that a lot of people who think of themselves http://www.uupa.org/

Welcome to Our Home Page! This is our web page to introduce UUPA to the world. If you've seen our ad in the Unitarian Universalist UUWorld magazine, found the UUPoly e-mail list, encountered one of our brochures, or found out about us some other way, this web site is a good place to learn some more. We are an independent "Related Organization" and as such are not a member of the Unitarian Universalist Association, or approved by the UUA Board of Trustees. Who We Are. UUPA is an organization which is in its early stages of growth. Over the past few years, we became increasingly aware that a lot of people who think of themselves as polyamorous also identify themselves religiously as Unitarian Universalists. Some of us then created an e-mail list called UUPoly, for people who were both poly and UU and those who are interested in both. Out of our conversations on the UUPoly list came the idea that we should form a national organization of poly UUs to promote awareness and acceptance of polyamory within the Unitarian Universalist denomination, and introduce polyamorus people to the UU church. A bunch of us (about 20) got together at the Unitarian Universalist Association's General Assembly in Nashville in June, 2000. There we agreed to move forward in the formation of UUPA.

116. Unitarian Universalist Church Of Flushing The unitarian Universalist Church of Flushing welcomes people of all races, Our welcome is grounded in our unitarian Universalist principles and flows http://www.uucflushing.org/

The Unitarian Universalist Church of Flushing welcomes you! The Unitarian Universalist Church of Flushing welcomes people of all races, ethnic origins, religious backgrounds, ages, sexual orientations and the differently abled. Our welcome is grounded in our Unitarian Universalist principles and flows naturally from our tradition of freedom; of creativity; of respect for intuition and reason and life experience; as well as the wisdom of the past. There is a place for you here! UUCF NEWS Please read UUA President William G. Sinkford's message in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina Our Statement of Purpose The purposes of this church shall be the enjoyment of liberal religion founded upon individual freedom of belief, discipleship to advancing truth, the democratic process in human relations, and a sense of universal community undivided by nation, race or creed. It seeks to establish these purposes by common worship, to fostering of mutual cooperation, religious education of children and adults, and by social action and service. (adopted 1971; degenderized 1994)

117. First Unitarian Universalist Church Of Essex County A church where every mind is free; a diverse congregation seeking meaning,spiritual growth, and social justice in a welcoming fellowship. http://essexuu.org/

First Unitarian Universalist Church of Essex County A church where every mind is free, and every soul is welcome. 35/47 Cleveland Street, Orange, New Jersey 07050, (973) 674-0010. (Just off Main Street, just a block from Scotland Road. Off-street parking. Directions ***How to Make a Donation to the UUA-UUSC Gulf Coast Relief Fund*** About Our Church About Unitarian Universalism ... Web Site Index We are a Welcoming Congregation. The image of the chalice with rainbow flame was created by Andrea Lerner, and is used with her permission.

118. Unitarian Universalist Fellowship Of Fairbanks Includes calendar, newsletter, a detailed history, bylaws, maps, contact information,and pictures of pets. http://www.uuff.org/

@import "css/compliant.css"; Home About UUFF Unitarian Universalism Worship ... Links UUA/UUSC Gulf Coast Relief Fund In response to the urgent need for humanitarian assistance, the Unitarian Universalist Association has partnered with the Unitarian Universalist Service Committee to establish the UUA-UUSC Gulf Coast Relief Fund. This Sunday : Sept. 4, 2005 Water Communion: Celebrate our coming together again in community by bringing some water from your summer travels or from close to home. Lay leader, Laurie Walton. Mark Your Calendar Sep 3 : 10:00a Board Meeting. 11:00a Work Party to get ready for fall. Sep 10 : 3:00p Dedication of the Sanctuary Sep 30 : 6:30p Potluck with UU PNWD Growth Foundation Board of Trustees As Unitarian Universalist we respect each person's right to make his own spiritual journey. UU youth are often active participants in worship services and discussions. The Midlife Crisis Chorus is open to all members who have a sense of humor and like to sing. From children to elders, everyone joins the annual Maypole dance.

119. Unitarian Universalist Congregation Of Salem, Oregon unitarian Universalist Church in Salem Oregon, UU liberal religion, affirmingthe worth and dignity of every person. http://www.uusalem.org/

The Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Salem, Oregon Home Staff Services Calendar ... Discussion Publications Contact Us Directions Links UUA.Org ... NW District The Unitarian Universalist Congregation Of Salem (UUCS) Welcomes You To Our Website 5090 Center St. NE, Salem, OR If you are looking for a rational, thoughtful, ethical, spiritual and free approach to religion, we invite you to visit our services UUCS is a "welcoming congregation," celebrating the presence and participation of all peoples, including gays, lesbians, bisexuals and heterosexuals in the life of our religious community. Our building is accessible to all. We offer hearing assist devices and ASL translators for the hearing-impaired. Unitarian Universalists Unitarian Universalism is a non-credal, liberal religion born of the Jewish and Christian traditions. We keep our minds open to the religious questions people have struggled with in all times and places. We believe that personal experience, conscience, and reason should be the final authorities in religion. We believe that religious authority lies not in a book, person, or institution, but in ourselves. Read the Seven Principles of Unitarian Universalism Covenant of Good Relations Fall 2004-2005 Religious Education Schedule Covenant of Partnership with the Unitarian Church of Simenfalva NEW!

120. Glbtq >> Social Sciences >> Unitarians / Universalists The unitarian Universalist church in the United States has been outspoken insupport of human rightsincluding, since 1970, those of the glbtq community. http://www.glbtq.com/social-sciences/unitarians.html

Encyclopedia Discussion Forgot Your Password? Not a Member Yet? JOIN TODAY. IT'S FREE! Advertising Opportunities Terms of Service Alpha Index: A-B C-F G-K L-Q ... T-Z Subjects: A-E F-L M-Z Unitarians / Universalists page: Unitarian Universalism is a Protestant denomination that supports freedom of religious thought, rejects dogma in favor of reason, and incorporates humanistic values in its teachings. The modern day Unitarian Universalist church in the United States came about with the merging of the two former denominations in 1961 to become the Unitarian Universalist Association. Historically, both denominations took progressive positions on the role of women and supported abolition of slavery and other social reforms. The combined denomination has been outspoken in support of human rightsincluding, since 1970, those of sexual minorities. Universalism Universalism arose in eighteenth-century England and America as a reaction to Calvinist doctrine that held that only a chosen few (the "elect") would be saved. Universalist ministers such as George de Benneville, who immigrated to American from Europe in 1741, and John Murray, who arrived from England in 1770, preached that salvation was attainable by all. Sponsor Message.

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