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2026 - 2027 Worship Season began
Sunday, September 13, 2026

  • Facade of 67 - 69 Main Street - Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Norwich, Norwich, Connecticut, 06360
    Our Worship & Gathering Center is located at 67 - 69 Main Street, Downtown Norwich, across from the Main Street parking garage. UUCN Physical building - right side (facing building) is the Worship space for services, left side (facing building) is the Gathering space.

Main Street Garage Note & Update: Repairs have been completed and the lower floors have re-opened. Please enter the garage with care and watch for traffic as you enter or leave the area.

Upcoming Services

What Are You Ready to Release? Letting Go of What No Longer Serves Us

What have you been carrying for so long that you’ve forgotten you might be able to set it down? Old expectations, past disappointments, limiting beliefs, and responsibilities can weigh us down, sometimes without our even realizing it. This Sunday, we’ll explore the spiritual practice of letting go—not as giving up or forgetting, but as making … Continue reading What Are You Ready to Release? Letting Go of What No Longer Serves Us

Small & Intimate Weddings at UUCN

Looking for a welcoming, affordable place to celebrate your love? UUCN offers simple wedding ceremonies for couples of all backgrounds, faith traditions, and identities, including LGBTQIA+ couples.

Our downtown Norwich gathering space accommodates up to 35 people total, with simple ceremonies starting at $150 ($125 for eligible military couples).

Learn More About Weddings at UUCN

Second Saturday Mindfulness Walk with Karen Coombs


Mindfulness Walks will resume in the Spring - enjoy the Holidays!

"We Are Unitarian Universalists"

This 3-minute video helps show who UUs are, what we do, and why it matters in today's society and world.

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 featured on "Stories Worth Telling."

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. 

‘A True American Hero’: 110-Year-Old UU the Oldest Known Living U.S. Military Veteran and Tuskegee Airman

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.