Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Tuscaloosa
Welcome to the Unitarian Universalist Congregation, the home of liberal religion in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. We are a community of faith that honors diversity in religious thought and practice.
We hope that you'll find the information that you need here and that you'll visit us for a Sunday service or a social event.
Featured News
My tenure as UUCT Board of Trustee President ends on June 30, 2024. The past year, similar to previous years has been one of change. I resist the urge to quantify or rank, in relationship to previous years the amount of change currently underway at UUCT. Click here to read more.
Members and friends of UUCT are invited to share their [secret 👀] family recipes using our new Recipe submission form. We are also looking for your family stories in an effort to learn about where the recipe(s) came from. Click here to read more.
Upcoming Events
A Melodic Trip Down Memory Lane Are you ready for a morning filled with the cherished hymns? On Sunday the 14th, we invite you to our Hymn Sing event where the congregation gets to request the hymns we sing. This is a wonderful opportunity to come together as a community, raise our voices, and rejoice in the melodies that have been a part of our UU identify for years. Click here to read more.
The Unitarian Universalist Congregation was born in the midst of the civil rights movement and remains committed to social justice in all forms. Read about our history at this page.
And see this page for a brief history of the Unitarian Universalist movement.
"I came into Unitarian-Universalism in the early 1990s from a typical Christian background. What mainly drew me into Unitarian-Universalism was the wonder and beauty of the 7 UU principles."
Ron, UU Member
"I am proud that we are a welcoming fellowship, embracing people of lgbtq+ orientations, racial diversity, international origins, varied religious backgrounds, and economic statuses."
Shompa, Leadership
Please consider donating to our church. Your support allows us to further our mission and to live out our UU values in our local and virtual communities.
INVITE all into a welcoming community;
INSPIRE a free and responsible spiritual journey
INVOLVE all in building a just and compassionate world.
Our congregation supports the Black Lives Matter movement!
We affirm and include people who are lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer at every level of congregational life.
Sunday Services
We encourage you to join us in-person for our weekly services. We have Meditation from 8:15 - 9:25am and Traditional Worship at 10:00am every Sunday
Map Directions
6400 New Watermelon Road, Tuscaloosa, AL 35406