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Welcome to the Boone UU Fellowship, an inclusive and diverse liberal religious community that embraces people of varied beliefs, sexual orientations, and abilities (both visible and invisible). You never have to check your doubts, curiosity, or questions at the door. We support independent thought and a free and responsible search for truth and meaning.

We are also a designated welcoming congregation. This means that our religious space will always be a welcoming place for all people, especially when it comes to gender and sexuality. 

If you haven’t felt comfortable elsewhere, you may find a community here. 

Whether you enjoy jumping in or prefer to take things slowly, quietly observing and getting a feel for the space, however you arrive, you are welcome here. 

Our Sunday services begin at 11:00 a.m. in our Sanctuary and online. Refreshments and announcements are provided at 10:30 a.m. in the blue Founder's House. The Adult Religious Exploration (RE) Forum usually meets at 9:30 a.m. to discuss spiritual or ethical topics. 

We are a small lay-led congregation. There are no clergy; however, visiting ministers are occasionally invited to share our pulpit. Each Sunday service is different from the one before and the one after. Dress is informal. 

We are guided by our Covenant, rather than a creed. These are sacred promises we make to ourselves and each other. These are our agreements about how we will be together. We also adhere to the UU Shared Values Flower with Love at the center.​

​We invite you to visit and enjoy a liberal congregation that does not subscribe to rigid beliefs and welcomes people from a wide array of spiritual paths, including those who follow no spiritual path at all. ​

​For Visiting Families (during the school year)
Childcare is provided beginning at 10:30 a.m. Parents/guardians may take children to the Playhouse, where they will be cared for by childcare attendants. Register your child to attend by completing this form prior to Sunday, or print it and bring a completed copy with you.

​Please pick up your child by 12:15 p.m. 

Want to know more about the roots of Unitarian Universalism? This informal 15-minute video is a good summary. ​

​​Find details on upcoming events, meetings, religious education programming, and more in the most recent copy of the Boonitarian Newsletter.

Left: The Fellowship west side; Right: The Founders House