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, March 22

Title or Theme: Explorations from ChIME
Speaker: Natalie Soriano & Thean Hart
Worship Associate:  Cayla Miller

Natalie, Thean, and Cayla are all Belfast locals who are students at the Chaplaincy Institute of Maine (ChIME). Together, they will explore radical relationality and deepening relationship with spirit, ancestors, and self. 

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A Sample of Our Adult Programs

Men's Circle

2nd and 4th Sundays following the worship service - One of the RE rooms
      The UU Belfast Men’s Circle welcomes all UU Belfast people who identify as men to join them.
The Fellowship exists to connect and support its members in the spirit of UU values through the sharing of thoughts, feelings,
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More Adult Programs

Soul Matters with Maret

3rd Sunday, 11:30am-1:00pm - Meeting Room

RE Activities & Ideas

Church News


Unitarian Universalist Association Reiterates Longstanding Condemnation of U.S. Military Action Against Iran

      Posted on: Saturday, February 28, 2026

This morning, the United States, in coordination with the state of Israel, launched military attacks against Iran. According to news reports, the U.S. will undertake more military actions over the next several days.

The Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA) has long opposed any intervention into Iran by the U.S. military and supported the pursuit of diplomatic resolutions in the region that protect innocent life and global human rights. In 2008, Unitarian Universalists (UU) voted in favor of an Action of Immediate Witness that called upon UU congregations to urge Congre
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Community Action

UUAID: A Simple Way to Help Members and Friends Facing Loss of SNAP Benefits

     Each Sunday, we can donate toward the purchase Hannaford gift cards from Anna Wood-Cox that are designated as contributions to any of our members or friends suffering food insecurity, especially those who have lost federal SNAP (food stamp) benefits.
     The gift cards are distributed at the discretion of a team headed by Cayla Miller, Nancy Crooker, and Kathy Muzzy. The card purchases have the added benefit of simultaneously contributing to our ongoing gift-card fundraiser for the church. 
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Next Public Events


English Country Dance
Sunday, March 22, 2026
Time: 2-5pm - Location: Sanctuary
Cost: $15-25, includes punch & crunch

Drum Circle
Saturday, March 28, 2026
Time: 1-3pm - Location: Sanctuary
Cost: Free, Donations Welcome

Quick Quiz

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

Sylvia Plath


Recent Sermon / Homily

A Love So Deep

Date:   March 15, 2026
Speaker:   Rev. Amy McCormick
Length:   6:45

UU Principles


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