Welcome
We're so glad you found us.
Hello — we see you.
There's a reason you're seeking a spiritual home now — you've moved, you've had a loss, you've retired, or something else. Something that has made you want to find a community that you connect with, that feels like a sanctuary for your heart and mind.
We've been there, too. We bring our whole selves to our gatherings, whether worship on Sundays or weekly coffee meetups during the week or any other time. All of you is welcome here.
A welcome from our minister
Rev. Kristina Spaude welcomes you to TriUU and offers a glimpse of what you'll find here.
What kind of place is this?
TriUU is a values-based, non-creedal congregation. That means we don't ask you to sign onto a set of beliefs. We ask you to bring your honest questions and your full self, and to share the work of building a community that takes those questions seriously.
You'll find lifelong Unitarian Universalists alongside people from Christian, Jewish, Buddhist, humanist, agnostic, atheist, pagan, and other backgrounds. We are an LGBTQ Welcoming Congregation. We are civically engaged and theologically open.
If you'd like to go deeper, we have two pages for that. About TriUU → covers our mission, vision, values, and the activities we share together. Newcomers: Understanding UU → tells the stories behind how we got here and what we mean by all of this.
Ready when you are
The best way to know whether TriUU is a fit for you is to come — in person in Summerfield, Florida, or live on Zoom from wherever you are. We've got previous services available on our site and YouTube, too, if you want to get a sense of what Sunday services are like. We've put together a page that tells you exactly what to expect, where to park, and how to let us know you're coming so we can have a welcome packet ready with your name on it.
Or just ask.
If you have a question we haven't answered, you don't have to figure out the right person to email. Send it through the form on our Plan Your Visit page and someone will reply personally. There's no pressure to commit to a visit.