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Join us for the kickoff of our Summer Discussion Series with Sarah St. George, lay leader and ministry student, who will lead the session attempting to answer the following questions: On Sarah’s seminary application she was asked to describe her “concept of religious leadership.” This got her thinking: She turns to the congregation for inspiration … Continue reading Summer Discussion: Religious Leadership – Sarah St. George
Join us as Bob Randall, Treasurer of the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Norwich, leads this week’s summer discussion session. Each member of our summer discussion series brings unique life experiences and perspectives that enrich our shared spiritual journey. Bob’s leadership reflects a deep commitment to service, community, and thoughtful reflection. If you’ve been thinking about … Continue reading Summer Discussion – Bob Randall
Join us as Wayne Silver, retired professor at Three Rivers Community Technical College and co-founder of American Friends of Kenya, leads this week’s worship service. Wayne’s lifelong commitment to education, global connection, and service offers a unique perspective on living our values in the wider world. Whether this is your first visit or your fiftieth, … Continue reading Summer Discussion – Wayne Silver
Join us for our final Summer Discussion session as Willy Heineman, Buddhist clergy and member of the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Norwich, leads this week’s discussion. Willy’s perspective invites us into thoughtful reflection and spiritual practice while honoring the diversity of paths that enrich our congregation and our community. Summer worship offers a wonderful opportunity … Continue reading Summer Discussion – Willy Heineman
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Service Information
Service duration is between 60 and 90 minutes, including (but not limited to) the following elements:
- Opening music, welcome, and announcements
- Hymns & Chalice lighting
- Joys & Concerns & music
- Sermon / Message
- Closing music, words
- Chalice extinguishing & dismissal
We have a coffee hour and discussion time immediately following.
All are welcome!
Check out our service archives on the ‘Worship’ page for a list of past services and speakers and to access PDF copies of sermons from our list of fabulous speakers – Click Here
Our Minister
Rev. Dianne M. Daniels began serving as our contract minister in September 2025, after over 30 years as a member of the UU faith at UUCN.
At the heart of her call to ministry is a strong belief in shared UU Values, the inherent worth and dignity of all beings, and a desire to share the "Good News" of Unitarian Universalism.
The UU practice of centering Love and radical acceptance drives her ministry and her preaching.
Rev. Dianne was a guest on Cate Steel's cable show "Stories Worth Telling" - check out the replay on YouTube:
Parking Area (s)
Our downtown location at 67 – 69 Main Street offers parking on both sides of the street, and in the Main Street Garage right across the street from the church.
Our street is getting busier as residential units and commercial spaces in nearby buildings are renovated and rented (like the new Chelsea Groton bank branch at 55 Main Street) - please be careful driving and walking in the area.
Dress Code
We are not overly formal–most people wear what’s comfortable for them and what works for the current weather conditions. If you are used to “dressing up” for church and are comfortable with that, by all means, dress up!
Most people attended our live services in “business casual” clothing. Please observe the bounds of decency when choosing your attire for services.
James Clayton Flowers, a member of the Unitarian Universalist Church of Las Cruces, New Mexico, for more than forty years, is an example of how UUs live their values and make a difference in their communities and our world.
Read the UU World article about Mr. Flowers at https://www.uuworld.org/articles/oldest-living-tuskegee-airman-unitarian-universalism.
