We believe that diversity of religious expression enriches us all. Here you will find a variety of traditions and expressions, including: liberal Christians, Jews, humanists, atheists, agnostics, pagans, Buddhists and others discussing our beliefs and learning from each other.

We do not have one set of beliefs that everyone must share in order to join. We are not guided by a creed or dogma, but by a quest for truth and meaning. We are a caring, open minded religion that encourages you to seek your own spiritual path, wherever it may lead.

We are a welcoming congregation; we promote equal opportunities for all people and advocate the rights and acceptance of each individual.

We nurture community by offering programs, activities and worship services that enhance the values we hold in common, and honor the differences among us. We accept, encourage and challenge one another on our spiritual and personal journeys.

A Welcoming Congregation...

As a Welcoming Congregation, we actively welcome gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender people as full participants in the life of the church. We are committed to standing on the side of love in our congregational life and our advocacy in the larger community.

• May 26 - As I Walk Through The Valley
  Joel Araujo
  Having faith is easy when you're doing well. There's nothing to challenge it, no need to review it. However, faith is usually tested during times of crisis. While UUism offers the theological freedom to change one's beliefs, that freedom comes at a price. Join Joel Araujo as he explores the events that test our faith, and what a UU response could look like.
• June 2 - Flower Communion and R.E. Sunday
  Rev. Amy Russell & Shannon Harper, DRE; Intergenerational
  We'll celebrate our traditional flower communion, honor our RE teachers, and enjoy hearing from some of our young people. Jim McCutcheon will honor us with his delightful guitar music. Please bring a flower to share as a symbol of what we each bring to this community.
• June 9 - Surprising and Compelling: the Amazing Grace of Anti-Racism
  Joel Araujo & members of the Examining Whiteness class
  We are not just born white, we learn to be white. When we examine our whiteness, we can be amazed by what we discover about ourselves. The grace that comes from knowing ourselves and taking action on what we learn is the subject of this service.
• June 16 - Walking The Path Together: This Beloved Community
  Rev. Amy Russell's last sermon
  On this last Sunday of Rev. Russell's ministry with us, she will share stories of her ministry here, the joys, the sadness, and the ridiculous. Join us in this farewell celebration.
• June 23 - Trust
  Carol Narigon
  What do you mean when you say you trust someone? Or when you believe you can't? In this service, we'll peel open the word "trust" and examine its fuzzy, gray insides.
• June 30 - I Wish I Knew How
  Heather Holland-Schroeder