About Us

If you are new to Unitarian Universalism, we welcome your interest.  Today's Unitarian Universalism reflects a 400-year-old history of congregations that have advocated for the role of freedom, reason, and diversity in religious belief.  Some famous Unitarian Universalists have included Ralph Waldo Emerson and Clara Barton.

The North Unitarian Universalist Congregation is a sharing, nurturing and caring community that promotes spiritual growth and development along with intellectual freedom.  We provide an atmosphere of acceptance of one another while seeking to understand ourselves and our universe.  We foster an ethical basis for living and celebrate in life's diversity.  We reaffirm our respect for others, which empowers us to act on our beliefs to improve our community and relieve social injustice.

Religious Education, which is extremely important to our congregation, involves both children and adults.  We teach our children the Judeo-Christian tradition, world religions, UU principles, and help them to develop sensitivity for social justice.  Learn more about our Children's Religious Education program.

We offer adults the pursuit of a lifelong spiritual path.  Learn more about Our Minister, Adult Programs, Music, Worship, Committees.

Learn more about Unitarian Universalism and Unitarian Universalist Principles and Purposes.
 

Revised:  11/10//2006