Unleashing
Courageous Love

Sundays at Foothills

We are meeting in-person and online​

Join us every Sunday at 9 AM (in person or online) or 11 AM (in person)! We also have childrens’ and youth programs at both in-person services.

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Current Series: Beyond Belief - The Living Practices of Unitarian Universalism

This summer at Foothills, we wrestle with the raw, beautiful questions that keep us awake at night: How do we see the sacred in someone who disgusts us? What does it cost to love authentically when everything in us wants to protect ourselves? How do we practice hope when the world feels like it’s burning?

These aren’t abstract theological discussions—they’re the spiritual wrestling matches where faith is either forged or abandoned.  We don’t offer easy answers or spiritual platitudes. Instead, we provide frameworks for surviving the questions that matter most: How do we hold onto hope when hope feels naive? How do we build community across profound differences without losing our souls? How do we practice faith that grows stronger through doubt, not weaker? What if faith isn’t about believing the right things, but about living with courage, curiosity, and radical love.

Come for the questions that won’t let you go. Stay for the living practice of our faith that emerges through the struggle.

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We are a church of humanity, progressive in spirit, and hospitable to all forms of thought. Here we believe that every person is worthy of love without exception, and that we are all in this life together. Wherever you are on your journey, we hope you find in this community, a people. In this place, a sanctuary. And in this faith, a lifelong path.

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