This Unitarian Universalist church is NOT located in Milford but can be found at 30486…read moreLewes-Georgetown Highway (Rt. 9) about 2 miles west of Five Points intersection. They have a wonderful new facility on 6+ acres with a pond behind--a very peaceful, beautiful setting. The approximately 130 members have a vision of creating a spiritual community embracing universal acceptance, justice and compassion. Join them for Sunday service at 10 a.m., follow them on Facebook and online at uussd.org. They combine a great mix of spiritual practice, religious education for children and adults, social justice work and great social events.

I loved this church. The message was love, forgiveness, and tolerance.read more

The MPG is a peer-led meditation group. Founded in the tradition of Thich Nhat Hanh, they respect…read moreall meditative traditions and celebrate their diversity of practice. The group meets at the Unitarian Universalist Church of Annapolis, 333 Dubois Rd, Thursday evenings at 7:00-8:30 and Sunday mornings at 11:00-noon (8:30-9:30 in the summer). Never a charge.

Church at the beach! This UU congregation meets year round at 10 a.m. on Sundays. Other activities…read moreavailable (see calendar and newsletter on website). Friendly group of about 120 members.

This warm caring congregation is a Welcoming Congregation. Join us at 10:00 a.m. any Sunday! There…read moreare religious education classes for Nursery age children through youth, also meeting at 10:00. Check out our wonderful new building on Rt. 9. Building to be complete in June, 2015.

We found the UU religion via www.beliefnet.com several years ago. I had no idea that a church even…read moreexisted where you were free to believe in your own personal definition of religion, spirituality or lack thereof. In this community of christians, jewish, catholic, hindu, buddhist, pagan and many many other believers I found my spiritual home. The church has no creed, just the requirement that you respect other people's personal worship choices without judgement. I find inspiration every sunday that i attend & feel I have finally found a place to feel welcomed in every sense of the word.

Terrific church! Folks are friendly and welcoming. Call first, hours may vary. Services are Hybrid…read more LGBTQ+ friendly. Diverse. Building is accessible, sight & hearing assistance/supports available. Childcare available. Meditation, yoga, gaming nights and other events take place on a regular basis. Please contact the church office for more info.

As a child, I would attend a local Unity Church with my family. My parents wanted me to follow a…read morespiritual path that believed in equality and acceptance for all people. I will not attend any place of worship that does not accept everyone or bashes other religions. That is the reason; I decided to attend the Unitarian Universalist church. They are a very open-minded church that welcomes everyone. Honestly, I have not attended any Sunday services in over a decade. I know I am not the church goer type. My religion is compassion and kindness; however, I would like to attend a place with people that share my similar thoughts and values about the world and life. Today I arrived here and a gentleman in the front greeted me and handed me a pamphlet. A very nice couple also greeted me and invited me to sit with them and their family. I appreciated the very kind gesture. The church members are very nice people. During the service they invited people to share their current life situations and light a candle. I think it was very nice to see people so open. They had a guest speaker, I enjoyed listening to him. In addition, they sang many songs. Please forgive me for saying, but I was bored by the songs. Yes, the songs had a beautiful message however; the music was boring and outdated. Young people want to hear a beat to keep them awake. They have children and teenagers members but most of the members are experienced people. I love older people because of their knowledge and wisdom. I feel in order to keep these members through adulthood they need to be more current. It is a great place for a young adult to be part of because they are involved in social justice and humanitarian efforts. I think what they are doing is wonderful; however, I would like to see more young adults and diversity of races.

First Unitarian Church of Wilmington is and continuos to be our place to learn and do the things we…read morelove to do to make a better day and a better tomorrow. The Religious education for children is one of s kind. If you are looking for a place to help your children and youth develop into the best individual they could be regardless of whatever it is that makes them unique this is an option you have . Our children have been Unitarian lo their lives and I could not begin to tell you how amazing they are. To know and see they have been brought up in a community that respects people for who they are is so amazing . As you walk in on a Sunday morning you will Be greater by people who will be excited to welcome you into a place of learning about day to day things. We basically share a learning about how we can be better people in our community and world . Literally come as you are and bring your children in to an atmosphere of love and acceptance. I hope for many more people to look into the Unitarian Universalist world and find their place of gathering in Sunday morning for them, the whole family. No child or person needs to Stay home on a Sunday feeling like they do not belong . We make sure we are here to receive them with open arms into this place. Come and bring your family. Learn to be a fighter for justice for all. I am proud to call myself a Unitarian Universalist .

This is a great church to go to if you are seeking something bigger than yourself. What I like…read moreabout this church is that there is a place for everyone. It doesn't matter what your faith background if you are looking to connect with other people, do social justice, stand on the side of love, believe in the dignity and worth of others this is a place for you. When they do they're welcome of the congregation they say: "No matter your race, no matter your creed, no matter your political affiliation, no matter your financial situation, no matter your gender identity, no matter who you love, you are welcome here". That is just one reason that I loved going.

I joined the church soon after attending for the first time. The worship service & music satisfies…read moremy need for reflection. There are opportunities throughout the week for meaningful interactions with others. The minister, leadership, & members are very welcoming.

Until recently, I had no idea this was a music venue. There have been punk shows in the basement…read morefor decades. Dave and Tim Hause recently played a super intimate gig in the pews. I had so many questions before night one, so let me help you out here. The pews were first come, first serve but seated. Everyone sat the whole time. It was was a chilly night so we had our jackets off in our seats. The venue only holds about 80 people. Each row seats 6, 3 on one side and 3 on the other, unless you want to squish. Biggest question: the drink and food situation. It's byob. I believe cans only. Past reviews said brown bag, but I just kept my beer cans in my coat pockets and used koozies. They weren't selling food. The only restroom I used was downstairs. It wasn't the cleanest but it was ok. There was one upstairs too that I did not use. A+ for intimacy and sound quality. I hope to see more shows here in the future.

Relaxed, welcoming atmosphere where a diverse group of people meet to express their love for…read morehumanity and nature. In this world fraught with hate and violence toward our brothers and sisters that don't fit into the conventions of society, there is something so freeing and beautiful to see how the world could be if judgements and shaming could disappear. Well, walk through the doors of this church and you'll discover an environment, although not perfect, is striving to help everyone live up to their greatest potential. At this moment in time, I feel as though this church, this congregation and the love that is erupting throughout, has saved me from a very low point in life. I wish everyone who is distraught can find their saving grace, as I have in the First Unitarian Universalist Church of Baltimore.

Last night we attended a lecture called "Finding the Love: How to Appreciate Baltimore's Curious…read moreEmpty Buildings." It was held at the First Unitarian Church. The lecture was part of the kick-off for the Doors Open Baltimore which takes place this weekend. There were a series of drawings of the interesting buildings in Baltimore. The church is one of the buildings that will be open for Doors Open. It has a long and vast history in Baltimore. The church is stunning in its simplicity. After the lecture, we were invited to a reception in the Enoch Pratt Hall next door to the church.

This is a freethinking and welcoming congregation. I came across Rev. Clare Petersberger 3 years…read moreago while in college. I ended up joining TUUC because of her awesome sermons and all the wonderful people there.