Welcome to the Unitarian Church of Montpelier!
We welcome all as we build a loving community to nurture each person’s spiritual journey, serve human need, and protect the earth, our home.
During this time of Covid-19, physical distancing, and the continued closure of our building, it is even more important for us to stay connected. We will be worshipping online every Sunday at 10am, followed by a coffee hour to catch up with old and new friends. Children's Chapel is 9:15-9:45 on selected Sundays as indicated in the e-news, or consult the LSE calendar. Please join us using the links below.
Invitation to Generosity
Giving is a spiritual practice. During this time that we are unable to meet in person, please consider giving online to keep our finances steady. You may designate a portion of your gift for our Community Pouch. This month, our community pouch recipient is Good Beginnings.
Weekly Announcements
Stay in touch with all that we are doing at UCM through our weekly E-news. Join by filling out the E-News form.
Annual Pledge Drive - Together We Thrive
Our kickoff for this year’s pledge drive, Together We Thrive, officially begins this Sunday, March 7. You are invited into generosity by pledging to support our vibrant church community through this time of physical distancing. While we have been physically apart this past year, many of us have worked hard and creatively to maintain our sense of spiritual community such as through online services, the Holiday Fair, and the Gifts of Love event. You can find additional information on ways to connect with our Stewardship Committee Chairs, have your questions answered and even pledge by clicking HERE. Your generosity in supporting our mission is greatly appreciated.
April 25, Becoming a Spiritual Grown Up
What does it mean to become “fully formed” as a spiritual person? Is this even possible? How does Unitarian Universalist theology and practice support this process of religious and spiritual “becoming”? This Sunday, we welcome the newest members to join the Unitarian Church of Montpelier.