Welcome to UUC!


At University Unitarian Church (UUC) there are many ways to find yourself—and we can help you make the connections for finding others, too.


As a welcoming community, we have been working intentionally for years to make sure all people and families feel at ease here, regardless of sexual and gender orientation, race, class or religious experience. Being welcoming means striving for inclusion, and creating spaces that honor every part of our identities, cultures, and spirits. 


Ease in slowly, or jump in from the start.  You can attend a Sunday service, meet up with others to work for justice, join one of our choirs, or care for people in need. Try out our Sunday Welcoming Team, one of the best ways to meet the UUC community within a role that fits your personality. Maybe you are new to Seattle and need some pointers to social connections at UUC. Or perhaps you just need a listening ear and caring companionship for a while, if life has taken a turn. We'd be honored to help you find your way here.


Dozens of small groups offer space for your identity and interests. Maybe you're drawn to a quiet, contemplative experience or spiritual discovery. Or perhaps you'd love to join a lively conversation, try something creative, or explore a learning opportunity. You might be looking for mutual support in your experience as BIPOC, young adult, male, female or non-binary. Could be you'd like to find activists who share your passion and commitment to equity and anti-racism, climate action, or homelessness ministries. Like books? Party person? Take photographs as a hobby? We have ideas for you!


UUC embraces people at all ages and stages of life. Getting ready to graduate? Diving into a new career? Considering retirement or living into elderhood? Exploring some other life change? Want to deepen your personal, spiritual practice? Curious about how to support your child's spiritual growth or your teen's maturing identity? Maybe you're simply yearning for some "adult time" while your kids are engrossed in their own UUC programs? Let's talk!


We Welcome Your Curiosity

To learn more about UUC, Unitarian Universalism, and how to enter this large congregation, join one of our friendly and knowledgeable Connections volunteers at a UUC Info Session.  Info Sessions are held each week after either Sunday service, in the Dix Room on the lower floor (parking lot level).  Bring your coffee and your curiosity!  In the meantime, click the buttons below to:


Recent News

October 21, 2026
Thanks so much to everyone who have participated in our UU the Vote Team’s democracy work in the last few months! Let’s celebrate what we've done so far this season: We completed and sent 4,000 Reclaim Our Vote postcards to voters in the key states of Virginia, North Carolina, Georgia and Texas as part of the voter engagement/get out the vote work for the midterm elections. We partnered with League of Women Voters (LWV) , learning about their voter engagement work, being inspired to visit the King County Election Office, and hosting LWV here at UUC to provide voter registration and notification services information for our congregation. Some of us joined the League and are involved in their ongoing work to protect our democracy. We hosted Common Power to learn about their national voter engagement work, and many UUC members and friends have supported their work financially or by participating in doorbelling select voters with them to various states including Alaska, Iowa, and more. We organized, in partnership with UUC's Acting for Racial Justice Team, meeting up to participate in the October 17 No Kings “Vote Early” march and voter information fair downtown. We had a turnout of more than 15 UUC folks. On October 18 we also jointly hosted a Ballot Party in which 12 people participated and then marched across the John Lewis Memorial Bridge with our Side with Love signs to deliver our ballots to the dropbox at North Seattle College, where the election workers were preparing to pick up the ballots deposited that day. One of the workers took our group photo! (See below) More opportunities to participate: Reclaim Our Vote - Check out their website for more information and to sign up for their textbanking and phonebanking efforts if you are interested: https://www.centerforcommonground.org/reclaim-our-vote Common Power - https://commonpower.org/volunteer League of Women Voters - https://lwvwa.org/ We so appreciate your support! We will continue to work with the national UUA UU the Vote team and with our local partners to support democracy in these challenges times. Stay tuned. UUC's UU the Vote Co-Chairs Betty and Meta Betty Williams - Betty.Susan.Williams@gmail.com Meta Thayer - metathayer@gmail.com (Click below to see full image)
October 20, 2026
Wednesday, November 4, in the chapel Doors and snacks at 6:15; service 6:30–7:30 p.m.
October 20, 2026
October's Second Sunday Plate goes to 350Seattle (October 11-November 7.) Executive Director Shemona Moreno appreciated your warm welcome during the October 11 worship service. See this earlier article from UUC's Climate Action Team (CAT) about 350Seattle’s mission, its values, and its organizational structure. And this one which highlighted 350Seattle’s "Make Polluters Pay" campaign. This week, the Climate Action Team directs you to information about 350Seattle’s "Data Center Resistance" campaign . The campaign is organized within the framework of Seattle’s data center construction moratorium (passed June 9, 2025 by the City Council) and its various decision points. Visit https://350seattle.org/project/data-center-resistance/ to learn about the city's moratorium calendar and/or to sign up to receive updates and learn of actions and opportunities (click the "Join the Resistance" button).
October 19, 2026
Worship services at 9:30 and 11:15 a.m. in the chapel and via live stream
October 18, 2026
Plan Ahead: First and third Tuesdays, 7–8:30 p.m. in the King room, beginning October 20. Please register .
October 18, 2026
Thursday, October 22, 7:00–8:45 p.m. in Knatvold