Who We Are

Unitarian Universalism is a religion based on freedom of religious thought and conscience.  Our congregation is part of a progressive, liberal religious tradition that welcomes your spiritual and ethical search for truth and meaning in life.  We are a gathering of diverse, open-minded people from many faiths and backgrounds who meet to enrich their personal and spiritual journeys.

We were founded in 1994 and hold worship services and programs each Sunday from September to June at Valleyview Hall at 10 am.

Our spiritually and intellectually inspiring Sunday services are presented by our minister, Rev. Wendy McNiven, visiting ministers and speakers and our own members.

We are a non-creedal church and do not require allegiance to religious dogma for membership.  We are held together by common principles rather than common beliefs, and welcome diversity in thought and outlook.  We welcome all who share our philosophy regardless of age, race or sexual orientation.  We encourage everyone to think, question and explore.  Here you will find an open, justice-seeking community, accepting friends, and a home for your deepest spiritual and community needs.

We invite you to join us for a Sunday service and to learn more about our congregation.  We recommend reading our Newsletter which will show you the “heart and soul” of our vibrant community!

What We Offer

•    Worship services and programs on Sundays from September to June.
•    A vital religious education program for children.
•    A lifespan learning program for adults.
•    Regularly scheduled small group discussions.
•    Lay chaplain services for weddings, dedications and memorial services.
•    Involvement in local and world social and environmental action projects for all ages.
•    A welcoming congregation for gay, lesbian, bisexual and trans-gendered people.
•    Personal growth and development through leadership opportunities.