SUNDAY SERVICE

Turning Accidents Into Somersaults

On this Martin Luther King Day weekend, we explore how nonviolent resistance can introduce new possibilities into even seemingly intractable situations.

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Who We Are

We are brave, curious, and compassionate thinkers and doers. We are diverse in faith, ethnicity, history and spirituality, but aligned in our desire to make a difference for the good. We welcome you: your whole self, with all your truths and your doubts, your worries and your hopes. Join us on this extraordinary adventure of faith.

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What We Do

We gather for worship, programs, classes, social events, social witness and more! We have a track record of standing on the side of love, justice, and peace.

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  • December 19, 2018

    Dear NUUC Members and Friends,

    At the vote at the congregational meeting on December 16, the congregation overwhelmingly approved the hire of architect Kay Onwukwe and builder Shaun Greer to develop a schematic design for building expansion (to present for congregational approval this winter).   While Kay will be using some of the programming work already done by our previous architect, Dave Kerr, Kay would also like to have the opportunity to hear directly from any members of the congregation directly about their hopes for the new design.  Towards that end, all are welcome to join us in an Architectural Visioning Meeting on January 25 from 4 PM to 6 PM in Fellowship Hall. Rumor has it tracing paper will be involved!!

    Should the congregation show enthusiasm for Onwukwe’s design, our consultant Barry Finkelstein, will return in March to train stewards, and we ...

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After many years of complacency with traditional religion I began a search for a congregation that would advance my spiritual journey in a supportive environment. At North Unitarian Universalist Congregation I have found a place where different religious backgrounds, life experiences and talents come together. I now feel I am where I should be, my only regret is I didn’t start that search sooner.

They believe in me--my holiness, my truth, and my life--so much, so freely, and so kindly!  It is life-giving. I can't help but to return, and share.