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Unitarian Church of Norfolk |
| BREAKING NEWS: On 5/4/2008, UCN extended a call to ministry to Rev. Don Beaudreault. He has ACCEPTED! | |
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Unitarian Church of Norfolk |
| BREAKING NEWS: On 5/4/2008, UCN extended a call to ministry to Rev. Don Beaudreault. He has ACCEPTED! | |
Breaking News: YES!
On 5/4/2008, UCN voted to extend a call to ministry to Rev. Don Beaudreault. We are very excited that Rev. Beaudreault has accepted the call. Welcome to the family!
UUniforms Online Survey - 06/06/2007
Click Here to take the UUniforms GA 08 Presentation Survey
UUniforms is conducting an online survey about our individual and congregational attitudes for our presentation "Founding and Sustaining a UU Military Support Group" at this year's General Assembly. This survey takes about 20 minutes to complete. All answers are confidential. Please complete your survey by June 6th. Point of contact is Lou Portella.
Exploring Liberal Christianity, May Meeting - 05/19/2008
7:00 – 9:00 P.M. The topic for May 19 is the questioning of Jesus by Nicodemus and the reply of Jesus (John 3:1-21) that includes the concept of being born of the flesh and born of the spirit.
Unitarian Universalism welcomes people of every religious and ethnic origin, race, age, gender or sexual orientation to join in our celebration of community.
The Unitarian Church of Norfolk is located on the Hague in the Ghent section of downtown Norfolk just minutes from any location on the Southside of Hampton Roads. [Directions]
Sunday Services are at 9:30 AM and 11:15 AM.Please click here for more specific information.
We are a Welcoming Congregation. This church promotes the full participation in its activities of all persons of whatever race, color, creed, gender, ability and/or disability, affectional or sexual orientation, age, economic status, or origin.
Our Mission Statement
Our diverse community accepts and acts upon the challenges of liberal religious thought while nurturing and transforming our personal spiritual lives. As Unitarian Universalists we support each other with love, caring and compassion; include the essence of the UU principles in our thoughts, words and actions; serve our larger community through social action; and lead liberal religious initiatives.
