![]() |
Worship services at SNUUC
begin at 10:30 am |
If you are new to our congregation, you should know that although Unitarian Universalism has its roots in Protestant Christianity, we embrace wisdom from any source which seems to us to offer insight into how we might live more lovingly, more peacefully and more joyfully with one another. We do not expect to think alike, but we do covenant to speak our truths in love to one another, to listen openly to one another, and to welcome all who seek freedom in religion. We hope that during this hour set apart
from daily concerns, we will touch the deepest centers of our souls, that we
will grow in compassion for our neighbors near and far, and that we will be
moved to contribute to peace and justice in the world around us. In this way,
we believe that Unitarian Universalism can make individuals whole and the world
one. |
Upcoming services at SNUUC

More info can be found
in our bi-weekly newsletter, the Open Line.
Download the current edition of SNUUC's Open Line here.
You may need Acrobat Reader to view the Open
Line. If your computer doesn't have it (it will tell you), you can install
it by clicking here.
![]()
Sundays @ SNUUC
For a pictorial of a typical Sunday at SNUUC click here.
![]() |
||