Unitarian Universalist Church

Since the 1950s, members of our congregation have united to share beliefs, encourage spiritual growth, and pass along Unitarian Universalists’ evolving liberal religious heritage. We have challenged each other into actions that enrich our lives and the world around us. We are a free-thinking, socially progressive and caring community bound by seven basic principles that we affirm and promote.

We warmly invite you to attend our Sunday Services, held every Sunday at 10:30 a.m. Our Children’s Religious Education classes (Sunday School) run concurrently. After the service, we hope you’ll join us for coffee and conversation in Fellowship Hall!

We also invite you to explore our web site. In particular, you may be interested in reading about our very active Social Action Circle, which offers individuals various ways to participate in community outreach projects.

Are you looking for a religious home?

The Unitarian Universalist Church of Verdugo Hills…

strives to build a religious community where members find comfort, intellectual stimulation and inspiration.
encourages members to discover and explore their own beliefs--our members’ worldviews may include theism, humanism, and agnosticism.
celebrates and draws from many sources of wisdom: other world religions, reason and science, earth-centered traditions, words and deeds of courageous women and men, our own intuitions.
teaches children guidelines for ethical behavior and helps them create lives filled with justice, peace and love.
values diversity of sexual orientation and racial and cultural identities, believing that through diversity we learn what it means to be human.
believes there may be no final answers to ultimate questions and the search for religious truth is a life-long process.

Do you know?

How many U.S. Presidents were
Unitarians?

Five - Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, John Quincy Adams, William Howard Taft, and Millard Fillmore

What real-life superhero was a
Unitarian Universalist?

“Superman” actor and philantropist, Christopher Reeves, who said, “ I believe in the power of people of goodwill to make a difference in the world. This is my credo as a Unitarian Universalist. It’s what superman and I have in common.”

Which Ambassador to the U.N. was a Unitarian?

Adlai Stevenson

What Susan B. Anthony, Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Lucy Stone had in common besides their work as women’s rights activists?

They were Unitarians.

Famous UUs
Notable American Unitarians Project

“I grew up going to Unitarian churches…They gave me a sense of belonging at a time when my views made me feel different from most of the kids at school.”

- Rosemary Grand

“My wife and I have very different religious heritages. Early in our marriage we looked for a church where we could both feel comfortable, be challenged in our religious/spiritual growth, and contribute to the community through church activities.”

- Fredrick Johnson

“I tend not to try to define the word ‘God.’ But one definition I see some truth in is: ‘God is the projection of humanity’s highest ideals.’ Other times I see the word as a way of referring to all of the natural, but mainly unknown, forces in the universe. For the most part I am willing to live with uncertainty and don’t look for definitions.”

- Anna Reimer

“The UUCVH community has supported me while I asked questions and explored options. It has extended compassion and understanding while I moved through family difficulties…and it has taught me how to put my beliefs into action…”

- Aurelia Spencer

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