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  I was visiting this church out of curiosity. What a wonderful and diverse group of people. I felt very comfortable. The only thing that didn't appeal to me (and this is personal preference) is the use of older traditional hymns and songs. The music in general was very slow and old school. The people were very friendly and covered a vast range of ages and social backgrounds. Like most Unitarian Churches they are non denominational and use the basic tenants of Christianity, Judaism and Buddhist traditions but are open to teachings of all faiths that teach the common ideas of love and Divinity. This church community is very positive and has great potential if they move forward in a more contemporary fashion.

  Added August 14, 2016 by Yvette J