Resources & Readings about Unitarian Universalism
What is a Unitarian Universalist?
Frequently Asked Questions
Regarding
Sunday services
What are Sunday
services like?
Sunday services typically include music, the sharing of joys and
sorrows, meditation, hymns, readings, and a sermon. You are greeted at
the door and are given information about us. If you fill out the blue
information card, you will receive our newsletter for six months.
What should my
children and I wear to this church?
Some people dress up and some people dress casually. Wear what feels
comfortable to you.
Is there
child care/Sunday
school during church?
Child care is available for younger children during services. Religious
Education classes or summer programs are available for children ages
four and up.
If my child
doesn't separate well, can my child stay with me during the service?
Your child is always welcome to stay with you during the worship
service. If your child becomes restless, you may want to sit in the
balcony, or the North Room next to the Sanctuary where you can listen to
the service on the speakers.
Are there people
in the congregation who hold diverse beliefs?
Unitarian Universalists affirm a diversity of religious ideas and
support spiritual development guided by freedom, reason, and conscience.
How do I meet
other people? How do I get involved?
Attend a service and stop by the Visitor Table in the foyer. Stay for
coffee and conversation following the service. Check out the
Getting Involved page or contact the Membership Director at (425)
747-3780 or
membership@eastshoreunitarian.org.
East Shore Unitarian Church is located off Richards Road north of Factoria and Interstate 90. Click here to see directions and an area map.
