I love my UU congregation. The Nine o’clock Circle is always a joy. I learn more about the participants and hear about the life experiences that make them the people they are today! We create our own topics, rotate leaders and have periods of quiet to think about the questions raised. It’s very stimulating and makes me feel thankful that I belong to this community.
I first became aware of UU in 1969 when as a Family Service Social Worker my office was housed in William Ellery Channing’s birthplace in Newport, Rhode Island. (more…)
As a child, I attended All Soul’s Unitarian Church in Washington D.C. for Sunday School, but left at age ten and only began attending again once my children had grown. At that time I felt disconnected from any kind of community. (more…)
