Welcome
Imagine a religion that embraces many different beliefs—including yours. If you’re searching for a religious home where people honor each other’s beliefs and worship together as one faith, come see us. We are a loving, diverse, open-minded, inclusive religious community that encourages you to seek your own spiritual path, wherever it leads. We welcome and affirm people of all abilities and are committed to fully including and embracing people with disabilities in congregational life.
Nourishing Spirit through worship, music and lifelong learning.
Building Community through programs, gatherings and service.
Working for Justice through volunteering and advocacy.
Get Involved at USH! Click HERE to find out more.
Unitarian Universalists value a “free and responsible search for truth and meaning”. Our Religious Education program provides a framework for our children as they begin their path of lifespan faith development. Religious Education classes for children include a wide range of religious and philosophical traditions, and integrate a variety of learning styles. We welcome all families and children, infants through 12th grade.
Contact Rayla D. Mattson at dre@ushartford.com or 860-233-9897 ext. 104 with questions or to volunteer in our classroom. For more information click HERE.
When & Where
Phone:
(860) 233-9897
Address:
50 Bloomfield Avenue
Hartford, CT 06105
Office Hours:
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 10:00-3:00
Next Service:
General Assembly Service: “No Time for Casual Faith”
Sunday Jun. 23, 2019 @ 10:30amMargaret Leicach and Rick Tsukada, Worship Associates;
The Rev. Susan Frederick-Gray, video; Rev. Susan Frederick-Gray: The Rev. Susan Frederick-Gray is 9th President of the Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA). She graduated from University of Wisconsin and Harvard Divinity School and interned at First Unitarian Universalist Church of Nashville. As minister First Unitarian Universalist Church of Youngstown, Ohio, she was a leader in congregation-based community organizing efforts. She was lead minister of the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Phoenix from 2008 to 2017. After leading the UU response to Arizona’s anti-immigrant laws in 2010, she became lead organizer for Arizona Immigration Ministry and a key organizer of the 2012 Justice General Assembly. From Sam Moffett, Director of Music Ministries: This coming Sunday, the USH choir will be singing the second piece by USH Composer-in-Residence Josh Stitt, “Collect My Tears.” Originally intended to be performed for Flower Communion, the choir is excited to bring it to our generally assembly service. You won’t want to miss hearing the choir sing in Fellowship Hall this Sunday!"
Blog: Meeting House Views