I'm not a church person. And I'm not a morning person (part of why I'm not a church person.) We…read morewent to UU churches when I was a kid, and mom has been going ever since. When she moved here she wanted to get involved, meet people, etc., so we came to the later service. Everyone was very welcoming, and informative. We hung out for a bit, talked to people about their activities and groups (it is a very active, very charitable church.)
The service was nice. Fairly standard church-y structure, though the message is not dogmatic. Uplifting, funny, full of self-reflection. There are hymns, sometimes even more traditional ones. The choir here is huge, and sounds great. The pastors were all friendly and relaxed, and relaxing. Maybe too much- it all seemed a bit slow. Now, again, not a morning or church person, and sitting quietly, listening to mellow music, does not help me stay awake...
UU is very focused on love, acceptance, and reason. If you are looking for a church that welcomes all, this is a good one. For me, even a UU church is too church-y, too organized, but it is a great place for fellowship, involvement, and spiritual growth.
The building is cool, open, with many types of spaces. Lots of activities for kids. Located in a nice residential area just behind the Crimson Cup on High.
