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  It's fantastic. We began attending over 4 years ago for the excellent Religious Ed program for the kids-- which we ALL love. It's been so much more for us than just that, however. The church is gorgeous, the neighborhood, unique. Congregation members are wonderfully diverse, and the music, oh the music, is fabulous. We happily journey from Indiana, and we aren't the only family who does so either

  Added May 18, 2017 by Kathryn Guelcher
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  Very pretty, and a great venue for learning and performing music!

  Added November 15, 2016 by Patrick Gallagher
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  A small but mighty congregation. Very welcoming and informative members, I felt like I had found a special place of religious study and meditation. Beautiful neighborhood and lots of neighborhood parking. I'll definitely return.

  Added November 09, 2016 by Rebecca Lawson
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  This is my church. We welcome all people and faiths -- "whether you believe: all of the time, some of the time or not at all you belong here... GED, PHD or no degree, you belong here." Some say we are small but I think we are just the right size. What is a Unitarian? We are free thinkers that focus on love, community and a shared commitment to social justice. You will find the conventions of a relaxed service and children's programming, beautiful music (mainly piano and voice), poetry and moving sermons. My 7 year old loves it too!

  Added September 14, 2016 by Mary Clare Bietila