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03-03-2019, 01:00 PM
There is a church I am thinking of attending: http://uusat.org/
What do others think of unitarian universalist churches? They should be open to all beliefs. I want a community that I can interact with.
03-04-2019, 05:44 AM
I think attending a church that resonates with you is a great idea.
 I don't think the denomination is what matters so much as the people in it. You should check it out and see how you feel about it. I periodically attend an Anglican church.
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03-04-2019, 02:12 PM
Wolf, for many years I attended a Unitarian one. The thing that I loved the most is that at one moment you all sit in silence for a few minutes. No one is asked to think of anything in particular. You just sit in silence all together. It is just lovely.
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"I want a community that I can interact with". I think that's a good thing to pursue, and yes, it's best to find a place that is tolerant of other beliefs. Tae made a good point also about what matters most is the people in it. I hope that church works out for you, giving you a sense of community, as well as a place you may choose to be of "service". |
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