Welcome to Melrose Unitarian Universalist Church

We are a lively multi-generational community of spiritual seekers. The Universalist Church first gathered in Melrose in 1849 and the Unitarian in 1867. The two congregations joined together in May 1974, following the merger of the national Universalist and Unitarian denominations in the early ‘60s. As a church now, we are grounded in the past, inspired by the present, and planning for the future. A non-creedal congregation with roots in the Judeo-Christian tradition, our membership affirms a variety of sources for spiritual inspiration and religious education. In all our variety, we are bonded by our dedication to Unitarian Universalist ethical principles, supporting one another in our individual spiritual exploration, and living our faith in the larger world. Our programs in religious education for children and adults, social concerns, worship, and pastoral care support us in our journeys as we seek wholeness in our individual lives within the compassion and strength of a liberal religious community.

We invite you to explore the information we have provided here and hope that you join us in our activities, learn more about us and let us get to know you a little better as well. Please feel free to contact our Director of Religious Education or members of our Membership Committee at 781-665-7504.

In fellowship,

The Board of Directors