Unitarian University Community Church

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69 Winthrop St

Augusta, ME 04330

+1 (207) 622-3232

http://www.augustauu.org

The Unitarian Universalist Community Church in Augusta, Maine, is committed to embracing diversity and promoting inclusivity while fostering spiritual growth among its members. With a focus on love and social justice, the church actively engages in initiatives that embody justice, equity, and transformation within the community.

This welcoming congregation emphasizes building relationships and connections through worship, music, and shared values, inviting all individuals to participate in their journey of learning and growth. By championing pluralism and generosity, the church serves as a hub for those seeking a supportive and vibrant community.

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5.01 reviews

Francis C.

6/16/2019

I've been going to this church since I was 2 years old, and at that age my parents wanted me to have freedom of what I believe in, but also wanted to make sure I had some what of a stable moral...

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