Our Church's Mission

Love boldly,
foster belonging,
nurture the evolving spirit,
and act justly.

We invite you to visit us for services, classes, and activities at 37 Miller Street in Belfast, Maine.

    All worship services are in the sanctuary and on Zoom simultaneously. Sunday services begin at 10:00am.

    We are joyfully welcoming and affirming - a vibrant, inter-generational faith community, inspired by thought and spirit, and grounded in love.

Our Next Service

Sunday, October 18

Title or Theme: Fear is Not the Truth
Speaker: Rev. Amy McCormick
Worship Associate:  Kerri Vacher

There are many times when Rev. Amy’s work as a mental health therapist crosses over into ministry and vice versa. In a month where the focus is on the theme of courage she couldn’t help but react to an article titled: Fear is Your Teacher, Not the Truth, by Jessica Joines. “So many of us go through life, believing everything fear has to say. And aligning our lives to it. We engage with it as truth and construct much of our lives based upon it. When it fact, the energy of fear simply exists to show us what needs to ... (continued)

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A Sample of Our Adult Programs

Soul Matters with Kathy Muzzy

2nd Sunday, 11:30am-1:00pm - Meeting Room

Soul Matters with Maret Knight & Janet Lake

1st Sunday, 11:30am-1:00pm - Meeting Room

RE & Children’s Programs

      OWL is a thoughful, engaging, and well-respected program. Together, we'll create a safe, welcoming environment where children can ask questions, build confidence, practice healthy decision-making, and learn accurate, age-appropriate information about their bodies, relationships, and values.
      Our first step is our mandatory Family Orientation, which will take place Sunday, October 18, at 11:30am. During this session, we'll meet one another, review the curriculum, answer questions, discuss expectations, and talk about how families can support their children throughout this program.
      After that, sessions will run Sunday afternoons, once a month, through April, and we also will have a sleepover at the church in February.

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Church News

Pastor's Message

      Posted on: Saturday, September 5, 2026
 Dear UUCB,
      This month we’ll talk about “Courage”. Of course, when I hear the word courage I can’t help but think about fear. I don’t believe they are opposites. I believe we’ve all learned by now that courage is something we choose, it’s behavioral. It’s something we show in spite of fear, in the face of it. The opposite of fear then, isn’t courage…but maybe its acceptance, not in the giving up, I can’t change it kind of way…but in the it is what it is and I will do what I can kind of way. What is courage to you? What is the antidote to fear? Why can some people behave bravely and others can’t? Maybe we’ll dive into some o ... (continued)

Community Actions

Rally Call

  • Rally for democracy every Saturday at 1pm at Post Office Square, and every Sunday at noon for peace in Gaza.
  • Donate anywhere you can to mutual aid groups or anyone providing food aid directly to people in need.
  • Call your reps about any subject you choose:
Senator Susan Collins: 202-224-2523
Senator Angus King: 202-224-5344
Rep. Jared Golden: 202-225-6306


Next Public Events

The Volta, at the Belfast Poetry Festival
Friday, October 16, 2026
Time: 6:30 - 7:30pm — Location: Sanctuary
Belfast Chamber Music: Trillium String Quartet w/ Philipp Elssner
Saturday, October 31, 2026
Time: 2pm — Location: Sanctuary
Cost: Free. Donations are encouraged to support the performers

Quick Quiz

What do you know about this famous person from the UU tradition?

Paul Newman


Recent Sermon / Homily

Frybread, Cedar Branches, and Courage

Date:  October 11, 2026
Speaker:  Rev. Amy McCormick
Length:  13:16

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