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Beliefs

What do our members believe?

Unitarian Universalists often blend religious understandings from multiple sources into cohesive personal creeds. So, a Unitarian Universalist congregation reflects a potpourri of perhaps hundreds of individual creeds. These multifarious beliefs blend somewhat to give the congregation a flavor of Unitarian Universalism.

Learn what we believe by visiting

The best way to understand our flavor of Unitarian Universalism is to experience it by visiting the church. Before you enter, glance at the bumper stickers in the parking lot. They probably will not provide an accurate representation of our beliefs, but the stickers will hint at who we are.

As you enter the church, say "hello" to the greeters and stop at the Welcome Desk to talk with a member. If there is time before the service begins, grab a cup of shade-grown organic coffee and chat with others milling around the Narthex. After the service, sit at the Newcomers' Table where you will have a chance to talk with members. By getting to know people at church, you will develop a sense of what we believe.

Our beliefs and values are reflected in these web pages

Begin to explore our religious leanings by clicking through this website. See how we choose to put our faith into action.