Welcome!
Our church celebrates freedom of belief and welcomes individuals and families of all backgounds and faiths. Unitarian Universalism does not advocate a particular creed. We come together because of our shared commitment to values and to ways of living, not to 
religious dogma. See “What Is UU?” for more about the long history and tradition of Unitarian Universalism.
The Strafford Universalist Society is the second oldest in Vermont and fourth oldest in the nation. Though the society was dormant for several years in the 1980s and 1990s, we are now growing again, meeting in the “new” church built in 1833 in the village of South Strafford.
Services are held on the first and third Sundays of each month – in the historic church building during the warmer months, and across the street in Barrett Hall in the winter. We hope you will join us!
