Thanks for stopping by the web site of The First Unitarian Universalist Society in New Haven, Connecticut. We strive to be a voice of, and a home for, religious and social diversity in the New Haven area. All are welcome.

We were founded as the First Universalist Society in 1836. While we have occupied several church buildings in our history, our current meetinghouse is a fine old house on 608 Whitney Avenue about one-half mile south of the town of Hamden and 1.3 miles north of the New Haven Green. click here for directions and a map. The building is available for rentals and weddings.

Our Sunday morning lay-led services tend to be relatively informal and friendly and draw from different inspirational sources including but not limited to Religious Humanism/Religious Atheism, Eastern religions, the liberal Jewish and Christian heritages, earth centered and Pagan heritage and New Age practice. If you wonder how such diversity is possible please click on Unitarian Universalist Association. For a list of current events please go to our Calendar.

More information can be found on About Us. If you would like to get in contact with us please click here. We hope to meet you soon.