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Who are We?   We are a religiously diverse, LGBTQ+ embracing, intentionally multiracial and multicultural Unitarian Universalist faith community.
In our congregation, we journey together in Love toward restoring spiritual wholeness. We were founded as a Universalist church in central Philadelphia in 1820 and relocated to the Mount Airy neighborhood in 1938. Join us for Sunday Services weekly in our air-conditioned sanctuary at 11am, followed by our coffee hour. Sunday school and child care are available. Summer services offer a potluck coffee hour.

We welcome people from any religious background who seek personal and spiritual growth in an extended family

atmosphere. Our denomination has no creed or doctrinal tests. All who are in sympathy with our beliefs and are willing to join us in supporting the goals of this church and the principles of the Unitarian Universalist Association are welcomed into membership.

Our building is now accessible to people with disabilities!
It features a ramp to the main sanctuary and a wheelchair lift to the Social Hall beneath. Two accessible restrooms have been created: one on the main level of the Hale Building and another on the lower level of the sanctuary to make our Fellowship Hall more accessible to our congregants, visitors and renters.
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From our Minister

Y'all,
Some of you have heard my story about my journey to UUism from West Texas. It involves stops at the Episcopal Church, the United Methodist Church, the Primitive Baptist Church, functional atheism, and reverent agnosticism. If you haven't heard it, ask me about it, and I'll happily share, but it's too long to fully recount here. For now, the takeaway is that I've been a spiritual pilgrim, and I've found my spiritual home here in Unitarian Universalism.   to continue reading...

Upcoming Worship Services & General Events

Sunday, October 6 —
"Listening to the Earth"
October's theme is Deep Listening. So what does that mean for us? In many traditions, listening to the Earth has been a source of "scripture" for millennia. What can the ancient stories of our earth and our Jewish ancestors tell us about the rhythm of life in all things?
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Page Updated Sunday, September 29

Live Streaming

Sunday Services and other special events are LIVE STREAMED so that those who cannot attend in person are able to watch.

We are a Social Justice
Loving Congregation!

Join Us at Our Weekly Black Lives Matter Vigil every Thursday

Please join us to show our concerns about racism and white supremacy every Thursday from 6-6:30pm.
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We are a Welcoming Congregation

For 25 years we have worked hard to make sure lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer people are full members of our faith communities.
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Religious Exploration
RE Corner

This week as we explored our monthly theme of Invitation, we traveled to the land of many possibilities AKA Spiritual not Religious.

We had a retelling of Steps and Stone, An Ahn’s Anger Story. The full story can be found here. Anh discovers that slow walking meditation can make his anger dissolve and go. Many thanks RE Team members who shared during the UU Mt Airy Activity Fair!
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