Our congregation provides many opportunities for friendship and community fellowship, intellectual stimulation, spiritual growth, involvement in social justice and other important issues, and pastoral support and mutual support of one another.  Ours is a diverse community of life-long learning and growing. We have no creed, but are joined together in the spirit of love and the light of our mission and vision, and Unitarian Universalist principles , which you will find elsewhere on this web site

We are a congregation for children, youth and adults of all ages.  We are intentionally inclusive, embracing and appreciating people of every age, race, culture, gender, sexual orientation, ability, and economic circumstance. We welcome people from all religious backgrounds and beliefs and we support you in your seeking and growing.

Rev. Dr. Nina D. Grey

A Valentine's Day Look at Justice

Today, as we honor the power of friendship and love, we remember the story of St. Valentine. A prisoner at one point in his life, it is said in some versions of his life that he was befriended by the daughter of his jailer, as she visited him. Rev. Nina reflects on friendship as both a personal and political commitment. To befriend is to attempt to understand someone's situation and experience. As we look at prison, prisoners, and judicial justice, we'll ask what has racism got to do with it? Rev. Nina and a team of lay volunteers will create this service together.