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Our Mission: Love courageously. Inspire spiritual growth. Work for justice.

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Deep Collaboration and the Balance of Things

Unitarian Universalist communities continue to change and transform in response to a world daring us to meet it with love, care, justice, and compassion. How might a sensibility and practice of deep collaboration support us in being the beloved community? What might we learn about ourselves and … read more.

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Who We Are

Who We Are

We are brave, curious, compassionate thinkers and doers. Diverse in faith, ethnicity, history and spirituality, we build a community that changes lives.

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Get Involved

Get Involved

Together we can do the most good.

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What We Are Doing

What We Are Doing

Standing for love, justice and peace since 1967, we gather for worship, programs, events and more.

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Board of Trustees

Board meetings are held on the fourth Tuesday of every month, from 6 to 8 pm in Bowman Hall. Visitors are welcomed. If you’d like to attend by Zoom, please email our office for the Zoom link.
 

Upcoming Events

20 Apr
Tai Chi "Plus"
20 Apr 24
Durango
Gentle Hatha Yoga via Zoom
Gentle Hatha Yoga via Zoom
23 Apr 24
Board of Trustees Meeting
Board of Trustees Meeting
23 Apr 24
Durango
Drea Pressley & Marilyn Mangold Garst Recital
Drea Pressley & Marilyn Mangold Garst Recital
26 Apr 24
27 Apr
Tai Chi "Plus"
27 Apr 24
Durango
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Our Stories: Testimonials

As a child and teenager, the Episcopal Church gave me an appreciation for ritual and a sense of mystery. Later, in graduate school and as a college teacher, I was drawn to books, art, music and experiences that celebrated Nature, the seasons and transitions in … read more.

― Marilyn

I moved to Durango from Oregon in July 2013.  I was raised in a UU church, but I had not been a church goer in all my adult years.  I’d had community which often overlapped with my eclectic spirituality.  Church didn’t appeal to me. Didn’t … read more.

― Nancy