Unitarian Universalist Church - Canton (NY)

5 /5 James Pate: This is a warm and welcoming congregation that embraces everyone, no matter who you are. Much like the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment, the UU faith is grounded in the principle of inclusion, welcoming individuals of all races, genders, ethnicities, abilities, national origins, religions, and sexual orientations. It is a community built on love and acceptance, where we uplift and support one another in our shared journey to live meaningful lives and contribute to creating a better world.

5 /5 Paul Siskind: The UU Church of Canton is a wonderful community to be a part of. I appreciate the fact that its a welcoming and supportive spiritual home for people who come from any religious background (or none at all). I also appreciate the Churchs commitment to social justice issues, and its work in helping to improve lives across our North Country communities.

5 /5 Fay Huckle: There is a nursery available for children under 4. Great opportunity for my littles to play with other children. I look forward to Sundays the sermons are insightful calming grounding and more importantly encouragement

5 /5 James Rudd: Welcoming congregation! Great religious education program for children! This class learned about Frank Lloyd Wright-a Unitarian.

5 /5 Jon Montan: I attended the Japanese Tea Ceremony at the UU Church of Canton, NY that included a presentation followed by the ceremony itself. I knew virtually nothing about the ceremony beforehand except that it existed, but learned about its various forms and expressions throughout the year. Like many things, there is more complexity behind the scene. I am grateful that my exposure to this practice was one of quality and not superficiality. I look forward to exploring other spiritual practices of the World at the UU Church of Canton, NY.