Who are we?

We welcome you! The Unitarian Universalist Congregation in Stamford, CT, is a growing community grounded in love and transforming lives by deepening our connections to our hearts, to each other, and to the world in which we all belong.

As a congregation, our mission is to build a community that deepens individual faith, celebrates unity among diversity, and promotes a just and humane world. We empower our members to share their gifts, so together we can build a community of diverse and creative expressions of spirituality, beauty, service, and justice. Life is a spiritual journey better traveled together.

 

New to UU?

An alternating month meeting with Rev. Frances and congregational leaders to share information about Unitarian Universalism as faith tradition, a social movement, and a place to fine your spiritual home. Upcoming meetings, Sunday, Oct 9 & Sunday, Dec 11, 11:45-1 pm after the Worship Service in the sanctuary.

What does it mean to be a Unitarian Universalist congregation?

Unitarian Universalist congregations welcome people from all races, ethnicities, sexual orientations, and religious backgrounds. We have no creed or dogma to which members must agree.

Our religious tradition is free-thinking and inclusive. We celebrate diversity, even though working out differences with mutual care and respect can be challenging. We invite you to walk with us in the spirit of love to transform ourselves and the world around us. Our children’s affirmation says, “We are people of open minds, loving hearts, and helping hands.” That pretty much tells you who we strive to be.

Unitarian Universalist congregations covenant to affirm and promote guiding principles that encompass our commitment to the worth and dignity of every person and our respect for the interdependence of all existence. We also encourage the free and responsible search for truth and meaning. We utilize and promote the democratic process. We are committed to dialogue and work for peace, freedom, and justice. For inspiration, we draw upon many sources, including the teachings of world religions, the prophetic actions of courageous women and men, and each individual’s direct experience of mystery and wonder in life itself.

To learn more:

*While we are practicing social distancing, our Sunday Services are hosted on Zoom.  If you would like to join us please contact our Administrator. Our minister, Rev. Terri Pahucki, is available to speak with you about your journey.