You’re Always Welcome at the
Unitarian Universalist Society Of Iowa City
Historically, our liberal religion comes out
of the Judeo-Christian tradition, but we draw from many teachers,
sages and prophets
throughout the ages. We feel that reason, personal experience
and conscience should be the final authorities in religion. Ours
is a non-creedal religion—truly a free faith.
We firmly believe that people should be encouraged to think for themselves,
and that their differences in lifestyles and opinions should be honored
by all. We are a welcoming congregation. This past summer we shared our beliefs through a series of sermons being given by members and friends of our congregation. See what each of them believe in this link to their sermons each week. Follow us to "This I Believe as a Unitarian Universalist."
Sunday Services from September through May
begin at 9:30 and 11:00 a.m.
as well as religious education classes. During June,
July and August we gather at 9:30a.m. for our lay-led, less formal services in Channing Hall, in the lower
level of our building.
Childcare and programming for children is available at all Sunday worship services.
Please visit Lifespan
Education to learn more. On Sundays,
free parking is available in the city lot adjacent to the building,
and
the Tower
Place
ramp
(on Iowa
Avenue, between Linn and Gilbert
Streets).
Come see for
yourself! And by all means, click on the links to the left to learn
more about who we are, what we believe, and what we do.