

The Unitarian Universalist Church of the Verdugo Hills is a progressive and inclusive community dedicated to respecting the inherent worth and dignity of everyone. Our Sunday services and weekly events are designed to inspire, educate, reassure, provoke, and even entertain. We look forward to meeting you! In the meantime, visit our blog for regular updates or just scroll down to see what's happening this Sunday.
This Sunday

Join us in our high-gabled, woody sanctuary for Sunday services featuring UU ministers, educators, artists, scientists, activists, authors, musicians, skeptics, true believers, provocateurs, philosophers, free thinkers, and other adventurers, rebels, and good troublemakers.
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And (unless otherwise noted), the first Sunday of each month features a congregant-led discussion, followed by a potluck, in our downstairs "Friendship Hall," emphasizing the fellowship structure of our UU community.
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Plus, there is always coffee (UUs love their coffee).
Calendar/Coming Up
please read our monthly newsletter for detailed descriptions of Sunday services

The Next HUUT!

A unique and delightful experience, the Verdugo HUUT (pronounced "hoot") has brought musicians, comedians, and storytellers (as well as puppeteers and bagpipers, who exist in a realm of their own) here to our sanctuary at the top of Los Angeles since 2018. The L.A. Times calls the HUUT "hilarious!" and "a compelliung experience!" in the same sentence!
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Presented eight times a year (February, March, April, May, June, September, October, and December), the HUUT is recommended for audiences above 13. Our performers love playing here because audiences stay for the whole show.
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The final HUUT of the year, our annual celebration of ORIGINAL holiday songs (for holidays you know and some that are just made up) happens on December 2. The festivities are hosted by Marty Barrett.
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SUNDAY SERVICES AT 10:30 A.M.
4451 DUNSMORE AVE.
LA CRESCENTA, CA 91214
OFFICE: 818-248-3954
“...a free and responsible search for truth and meaning.”