 |
||
 |
 |
|
We are one of more than 1,000 congregations in a liberal religious tradition
that is over 200 years old in America and goes back more than 450 years
in Europe.
We are an inclusive and compassionate community welcoming all people of good will: young and old, gay, straight and bisexual, partnered and single.
We celebrate religious diversity and strive for social justice. We encourage each person to find her or his own answers to the great religious questions of life, in a community of open hearts and inquiring minds.
Our minister, our services, our programs all bring us together as a community.
There is a still deeper aspect to our community—spiritual growth. We come
from a variety of backgrounds, traditions, values, beliefs, and religions—Christianity,
Judaism, humanism, agnosticism, to name a few. We respect our differences,
and indeed we celebrate them. We seek not to convert, but to share.
We subscribe to no dogma. We are free to hold any belief or nonbelief concerning God, Jesus, or judgment.
We are not a melting pot, but rather a mosaic of people from different backgrounds—sharing ourselves and our beliefs. We find expression in our religion by living out our values.
People do not have to abandon their faith or traditions to become a member or friend of our church. We ask only that they let go of the doctrine of exclusivity. We affirm that there is more than one way, more than one language, more than one tradition which leads people to goodness and love.
For more information about Unitarian Universalism, visit the UUA's website.
Información sobre los Unitarios Universalistas en español
 |
|
 |
|
 |
|