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  Congenial atmosphere, friendly people, with a serious concentration on social justice issues in the Charlotte area.

  Added February 25, 2017 by Vivian Brenner
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  Great Hospitality! Members are warm and compassionate.

  Added January 22, 2017 by Rev Glencie Rhedrick
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  I'm a UU by tradition, but as I work most Sundays, I've not been able to have someplace I think of as "my" church in years - if I did, though, it would be here.
  
  I have brought friends on five different occasions, to show them what Unitarian Universalism was about, and on each occasion, each of these very different people from very different faith groups and backgrounds was made to feel welcomed. Since Unitarian Universalists have (depending on who you listen to) either no common faith, or all of them, the sermons tend to be very accessible, and focused on improving yourself and your life, and the world around you, with a value on social justice and ethical citizenship.
  
  Go to a service, and be welcomed. Then have coffee and cake afterward, with a blue mug, and talk about it. I guarantee it'll be an experience - just get there early, because this is Charlotte; parking is at a premium.

  Added January 14, 2017 by Andrew Nome
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  Encourages individual spiritual development among other social and community activists.

  Added October 14, 2016 by Tom e bowers