Harrisonburg Unitarian Universalists located in Harrisonburg Virginia
A Religious Community Serving Each Person's Spiritual Journey - One Journey, Many Paths

Hybrid Worship Service - The Choice is Yours

HUU livestreams our services to facilitate an inclusive online and in-person worship experience. Using microphones and cameras, we project in-person and Zoom participants, speakers, and guests on televisions and online throughout the service.

The purpose of the Online/Hybrid Service is to maximize inclusion and access for all.

If you have questions, comments, or concerns, please feel free to email those to   .

We are a religious community offering a unique spiritual and moral witness in the Shenandoah Valley.

We meet each Sunday in the historic Dale Enterprise School House. We remind ourselves that the three key tasks of this religious community are:

• sense-making, helping each other to find the truths in our lives and in the world;
• care-giving, helping each other through the hard times and celebrating the good times;
• justice-seeking, trying to leave this community and the world a better place for us having been here.

We invite all who search for truth and meaning with open hearts and open minds to join us in worship, in mutual support, and in shared ministry to each other and to the world.

Whatever the faiths you have known, or the flags of your heritage — You are welcome here. Whoever you are, and whomever you love — You are welcome here. And — whether you ran in here today on little feet, Or walked in briskly, Or ambled in, Or rolled in, You are welcome here.

HUU serves Harrisonburg and the surrounding communities in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia.

• Are you looking for a religious community in which to seek spiritual growth?
   
• Are you eager to consider religious questions with others who are not always certain they have all the answers, but who are determined to keep searching for them?
  
• Would you like the fellowship of others for worship, discussion and education, friendship and mutual support?
   
• Are you seeking a church where the freedom of the pulpit and the freedom of the pew are equally respected? Do you desire an opportunity for women and men, regardless of race, color, religion of origin, sexual orientation or political affiliations, to come together and be more concerned with the love of people than the love of things?
   
• Do you want children to be helped to develop their spiritual curiosity, compassion and critical thinking.
   
• Do you wish to preserve and extend the traditions of democracy, freedom of conscience and human dignity?

You should get to know us! Stop by the Old Dale Enterprise Schoolhouse (pictured on the left) any Sunday morning. Our service begins promptly at 10:30AM and lasts about an hour. On Sunday mornings we hear from the congregation, visiting ministers in a monthly rotation, and other invited guests. The diverse gifts of our members and friends make each week a different experience.

Children's Religious Exploration

Children and families are welcome at HUU! We have a growing and vibrant Children’s Religious Exploration (CRE) program, serving toddlers through teens.

During service (10:30am-11:30am), childcare is available in our Toddler Room. Older children stay with parents for the first 10-15 minutes of service, then they move with our adult leaders to our CRE building until the end of service. During this time, children participate in developmentally appropriate activities that reflect our Unitarian Universalist values. Parents are welcome to contact Kim Newton, Director of Children’s Religious Exploration, with any questions they may have about our program before visiting.

CRE News: There will be no CRE programming June 1st, June 8th, or July 6th. The Toddler Room will still be staffed on these Sundays. Our summer CRE program will resume on June 15th.

After the Service

We welcome all visitors and friends to join us after the service for coffee in our Community Café where you can learn more about who we are and how you might be involved in our Unitarian Universalist community. The group above pictured in front of our building was taken during our Building Rededication on our tenth anniversary.