Unitarian Universalist Church

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True to the principles (1. Affirm and promonte the inherent worth and dignity of every person...) of the Unitarian Universalist Association (http://www.UUA.org), this church is comprised of a medium-sized, very friendly group of people who welcome all people to unite and celebrate all aspects of living. Half of the services are lay-led (by members and friends) and the other half are led by the minister. Definitely worth checking out if you're not satisfied with the limitations of your current religion or don't have a religion you can embrace whole-heartedly. Visitors should realize that welcoming all people includes people who don't have any faith or are skeptical about religion, as well as people who are spiritual and open to many religions, or just plain believers of established religions but desire a more inclusive interpretation. So tollerance is at a premium. And the person you sit next to may not accurately represent others. Keep coming back and you'll likely find others with similar beliefs and faith. There is variety. And we're not all liberals, either. And UU is known for presenting more questions than answers so you may not get the guidance provided by more traditional religions that tell you how to live your life but you'll usually get more intellectual stimulation, thought provoking inspiration and satisfaction in hearing how others interpret the meaning of our world.