Welcome

“We gather to inspire spiritual growth, care for each other and our community, seek truth, and act for justice.”

The First Unitarian Universalist Society of Burlington is a congregation dedicated to justice, compassion and spiritual awakening. Our community includes Christians, Pagans, Jews, Humanists, Buddhists and more–united in their belief that religion should build bridges of understanding rather than erect barriers of intolerance among the world’s varied faith traditions. Whatever your race, creed, gender or sexual orientation, we welcome you. 

 Upcoming Services

Sunday, May 20th,  9 am & 11 am  "In Praise of our Roots"  FUUSB members Gene Bergman, Julia Kimball, and Bridget Meyer will explore the diversity and beauty that can be found in our religious roots.  We will acknowledge the pain of the past, but dig down past it to draw from the strength and joy that often are burrowed below in the spiritual traditions of our families.  Gene will discuss his Jewish background, Julia her Mormon heritage, and Bridget will speak about growing up Catholic.

Sunday, May 27th,  10 a.m.  "And We Remember Them"  Rev. Roberta will lead a service commemorating Memorial Day.  Please note:  between Memorial Day and Labor Day we will have ONE SERVICE ONLY at 10 a.m. each Sunday.  
 

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Using Our Building

The First UU Society Meeting House is centrally located in downtown Burlington and offers several excellent rooms for events. Our building is accessible and is located near city parking and public transportation.  To use our space for your wedding or other special event, click here.