We meet in person for services at the Sanctuary at the Jubilee Community Center located at 432 South Goldthwaite Street, Montgomery, AL 36104 at 10:30 a.m. Sundays. The service is streamed on Facebook here. The Chalice Café follows the 10:30 service. Coffee and tea are available! Second hour follows the Café at noon.
The Unitarian Universalist Fellowship in Montgomery, Alabama, offers a sense of belonging to everyone. We are not about adopting a new set of rules, but more about finding a community that supports your own searching for truth, improving your life, and participating in local issues and events designed to make a difference. Explore what life has to offer with a group that supports a free and responsible search for truth and meaning. No one will tell you what to believe!
People say we’re like a chosen family with deep human connections and individual spirituality that develops over our time together. Find your kindred spirits here with us! Everyone is welcome!
Youu are welcome!
Plan to visit UU Montgomery on any Sunday at 10:30 am. You’ll spend about an hour meeting people, listening to speakers, asking questions. Find out about us in the best way we can think of—by just being here!
During a Sunday morning gathering, you might hear a poem by Mary Oliver, a verse from the Tao Te Ching, or an excerpt from The Grapes of Wrath. We believe sacred scripture might have something to teach us about life, without taking it literally. Community leaders are always invited to speak about local issues and provide a chance to get involved.
Our building is ADA accessible.
Youu will discover!
We are curious and compassionate thinkers, brave and bold doers, with wide-open minds. We have been leaders in LGBTQ+ inclusion, officially supporting equality since 1970. Whatever your background in religion might be, we realize that inspiration and wisdom can be found in aspects of many of the world’s religions, literature, the arts, history, philosophy, and the sciences.
Our community doesn’t just talk about values like justice, freedom, and peace, but we actively organize for them, from equality to environmentalism to social justice.
Youu Message from VP MEG HALL!
You may or may not celebrate the Lunar New Year but, if you do, the color red is for good luck and dumplings are the things we’re supposed to be eating. Since it’s the Year of the Fire Horse we can ponder speed, freedom and energy.
I think it’s fun to learn about newe cultures and celebrations and why not embrace something new, especially if it doesn’t harm anyone.