Welcome!
 
     Each of us at one time or another finds ourselves looking around, seeking something that will help us make more sense, bring more meaning and more connection in our lives.  Whatever is propelling you to seek out a liberal faith community at this moment in your life, we welcome you in that seeking.
 
     People seek out a church community for many reasons, including community, religious education for themselves or their families, meaningful worship time, opportunities for celebration, service and fellowship, a time of change or crisis in one’s life, or opportunities to explore life’s fundamental questions more deeply and intentionally.  Each of these is a part of life at Northwoods Unitarian Universalist Church.
 
     Northwoods is a member congregation of the Unitarian Universalist Association.  Ours is a non-creedal faith; there is no test of belief or creed required for your membership here.  Our churches do, however, hold in common our Seven Principles and Six Sources.  We stress the importance of a free and responsible search for truth and meaning in our lives, and we are enriched by the various ways in which our individual explorations both converge and are diverse.
 
     If you are new to Unitarian Universalism, or new to Northwoods, we invite you to join us for UU 101.  This is a chance to gain a little background on Unitarian Universalism, learn something about Northwoods in particular, explore what it might mean to become a member, and bring all of your questions!  UU 101 generally meets on the third Sunday of each month, at 1 p.m.  To confirm that the meeting has not been changed in a particular month, or to request childcare, please contact our church office.

                                                For more details on our faith, please see our website's What Is Unitarian Universalism? page.