Welcome to the Unitarian Congregation of Niagara!Welcome to the Unitarian Congregation of Niagara! Since 1954, we have been a liberal religious voice in Ontario’s Niagara Region. Whether you are a believer, seeker or skeptic, we hope you find a welcoming and inclusive home with us.
As Canadian Unitarian Universalists, we come from many diverse backgrounds and beliefs. We assert no creed or doctrine, but unite by upholding our values, shared in our eight principles, that challenge us to be responsible, compassionate people who put faith into action. We believe spiritual insight and religious wisdom are an ongoing process. Each Sunday at 11 a.m., we gather to celebrate and nurture the Spirit of Life, drawing from many sources including scripture, poetry, music, science and our direct experience. If you are new to UCN and/or Unitarian Universalism, click here.
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The Unitarian Congregation of Niagara is a member congregation of the Canadian Unitarian Council (CUC), a liberal religious association of Unitarian Universalist congregations across Canada.
Welcoming Congregation
We understand many religious spaces have not always been welcoming for all people, especially when it comes to gender and sexuality.
Unitarian Universalists have a long history welcoming and including lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer people in our congregations as full members of our faith communities.
The Unitarian Congregation of Niagara is recognised by the Canadian Unitarian Council as a Welcoming Congregation; a program ensuring our congregation strives to be radically inclusive for LGBTQ individuals.
For more on the Welcoming Congregation program, click here.
Unitarian Universalists have a long history welcoming and including lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer people in our congregations as full members of our faith communities.
The Unitarian Congregation of Niagara is recognised by the Canadian Unitarian Council as a Welcoming Congregation; a program ensuring our congregation strives to be radically inclusive for LGBTQ individuals.
For more on the Welcoming Congregation program, click here.
Our congregational home rests on the traditional territory of Anishinaabe and Haudenosaunee peoples.
Join us on Sunday at 11 a.m. We’d love to meet you. Many of our services are also available on Zoom. Use our contact form for information on connecting.
Join us on Sunday at 11 a.m. We’d love to meet you. Many of our services are also available on Zoom. Use our contact form for information on connecting.
