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 15

Title or Theme: A Love so Deep
Speaker: Rev. Amy McCormick
Worship Associate:  Cayla Miller

This Sunday, we honor what it means to be a multi-generational community that values the full engagement, stewarding, guiding, mentoring, teaching and learning from our young people. Through word and story, song and ritual we will bless our children and explore together the beauty of experiencing our present, past and future in each sacred moment. Hafiz says it well:
      “What is the root of all these words?
      One thing: Love.

What’s a UU Church Like?

At UU Belfast …

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Adult Programs

Vespers Service

Tuesdays at 7pm - On Zoom
Vespers are back! Rev. Amy hosts Vespers each Thursday evening on Zoom.
More Adult Programs

Soul Matters with Debbie

2nd and 4th Tuesdays, 1:00-3:00pm - Meeting Room

RE Activities & Ideas

Church News


Religion in Maine: The UUs and the Quakers are Growing

      Posted on: Thursday, February 19, 2026
From Maine Public, February 18 & 19:
Maine consistently ranks as one of the least religious states in the entire country — 49th, according to the latest report from Pew Research Center. But a couple of denominations are bucking that trend: Unitarian Universalism and Quakerism for example. In the first of a two-part series, we look at the reasons why.

Community Action

Create Climate Justice with The Organizing Strategy Team of the Unitarian Universalist Association

From the UUAs "Side With Love" Program:
Side With Love’s Climate Justice Campaign organizes Unitarian Universalists (UUs) to cultivate thriving communities that advance a just and equitable transition to a clean energy future.  Through spiritual grounding & nourishment, political education, skill building, leadership development, and mobilization, we facilitate shared learning, mutual support, and collective action.  Working with external partners like the People vs. Fossil Fuels Coalition and our Green Sanctuary 2030 process, we support UUs to take spiritually g
(continued on Community Action Page)
      Learn Much More from the UUA

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?

Arthur Schlesigner


Recent Sermon / Homily

Instructions for Living

Date:   March 8, 2026
Speaker:   Rev. Amy McCormick
Length:   12:54

UU Principles


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