Saltwater Unitarian Universalist Church (SUUC) is a welcoming community. We accept you and your family just as you are. Come celebrate, worship, learn, and grow with us! Dress is casual, wear what makes you comfortable.

Sunday Service starts at 10:30 am. Children stay with their parents for the first part of the service. After a Story for All Ages, the children are “sung” out to their Religious Exploration classes in the Lighthouse building. Parents are also welcome to keep their children in the service or attend class with them. We are proud to offer monthly multi-generational opportunities for worship with services tailored to participation by children and youth, who remain in the sanctuary for the full worship service on these Sundays.

Topics for the worship service vary between spiritually inspiring sermons, services regarding religious responses to happenings in our world, calls for justice, and wisdom from prophetic women and men throughout the ages. Scripture used include modern day poetry and essays, as well as readings from all the world’s faith traditions. Our minister speaks 3-4 times a month, and on other Sundays we have guest ministers, speakers, and lay members of our congregation.

When you arrive at Saltwater Unitarian Universalist Church on a Sunday morning, you’ll be greeted by one of our members, who will introduce you to our volunteer at the Welcome Kiosk You will be invited to sign our guest register and make a name tag. Our Welcome Kiosk volunteer can answer any questions you may have as well provide literature about church programs and activities.

                                    Our services typically follow this order:

Musical prelude or choir presentation

Opening words

Hymn singing

Lighting the Chalice

Welcoming Words

Land Acknowledgement

Offertory

Story for All Ages

Singing the children to their classes

Sharing the joys and sorrows of our congregation

Hymn singing

Meditation

More music

Inspirational reading

Message of the morning

Hymn singing

Extinguishing the Chalice

Benediction and Closing