Many Paths, shared Values

You Don’t Have to Believe the Same Things.

There is no single UU creed or required set of religious beliefs. Instead, Unitarian Universalists are connected by shared values and covenants that guide how we treat one another, engage with the world, and work toward greater love, justice, equity, and compassion.

That means you’ll find a wide range of beliefs within UU communities. Some Unitarian Universalists identify as Christian, Buddhist, Jewish, Pagan, humanist, atheist, agnostic, or spiritual. Others draw wisdom from many traditions—or prefer not to use a religious label at all. Rather than asking everyone to arrive at the same answers, UU communities make room for questions, exploration, and the understanding that our beliefs can grow and change throughout our lives.