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285 Twolick DrIndiana, PA 15701Gathering: Sunday 10:30 AM (Sunday Worship)
When to go
Worship and gatherings
- Sunday10:30 AM · Sunday Worship
- Sunday11:30 AM · Sunday Social Hour
About
Summary
The First Unitarian Universalist Church of Indiana, Pennsylvania, is a welcoming and inclusive congregation rooted in the Unitarian Universalist tradition. Founded in 1958, the church offers Sunday services at 10:30 AM, both in-person and online, and emphasizes spiritual growth, community, and social justice. Visit Us for more details.
Details
The First Unitarian Universalist Church of Indiana, Pennsylvania, began in 1958 as the Unitarian Fellowship of Indiana County. After years of meeting in members’ homes and rented spaces, the congregation incorporated in 1984 and dedicated its church building in 1991. The sanctuary features a stained glass chalice window designed by member Susan Littoral. The church is part of the Unitarian Universalist tradition and has a diverse, non-judgmental community that welcomes individuals from all religious backgrounds. It offers religious education for all ages, with simultaneous programs for adults and children, and has been known to invite guest speakers from various faith traditions, such as Hinduism. Visit Us for more details.
From Faith Near Me
The First Unitarian Universalist Church of Indiana, PA, offers a welcoming, inclusive community rooted in spiritual exploration and social justice. First-time visitors will notice a non-judgmental atmosphere with in-person and online Sunday services at 10:30 AM, followed by a social hour. The congregation emphasizes interfaith dialogue and provides religious education for all ages in a facility featuring a stained glass chalice window and accessible gathering spaces.
Pros
- Offers in-person and online Sunday worship at 10:30 AM with a following social hour
- Provides religious education programs for all ages with simultaneous adult and children's sessions
- Features a sanctuary with a stained glass chalice window and additional facilities like a commercial kitchen and memorial garden
- Emphasizes interfaith dialogue with guest speakers from diverse traditions
- Maintains a non-judgmental, inclusive community welcoming individuals from all religious backgrounds
- Hosts annual events like the Blessing of the Animals service
Reviews from around the web
Public comments we collected from listing sources. Not written on Faith Near Me.
- UU Minister5 years ago
So glad to be reopening the building for in-person worship services again, and grateful to still have a beautiful community of loving and accepting folks, now available live and online every Sunday at 10:30am! Having been here two full years now, I can say I love this community even better now than when I started!
- Bina Soni6 years ago
Very open-minded Church. They have invited me several times over the years to talk about Hinduism. Very welcoming and cordial. Great for families since they have adults and children's religious study groups and programs going on simultaneously😀 …
- Arlene Wanatosky2 years ago
A welcoming spiritual community with no creed or doctrine. Non-judgemental. Members and friends are from all religious backgrounds all on the same spiritual journey - a search for meaning in life, of which we all are a part.
- Richard K Lis7 years ago
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Services and facilities
Services
- Religious Exploration For All Ages
- Nursery
- Children'S Programs
- Youth Programs
- Adult Programs
- Social Justice Initiatives
Facilities
- Sanctuary With Stained Glass Chalice Window
- Grauer Hall With Commercial Kitchen
- Classrooms
- Memorial Garden
Events and programs
Sunday Services
Weekly
In-person and online worship at 10:30 AM
Sunday Social Hour
Weekly
Informal gathering after services at 11:30 AM
Blessing of the Animals Service
Annual
Special service for blessing pets
Connect
- Contact page
- Open contact page
Social