Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Greater Canton
WELCOME TO
THE UUCGC
We are an open-minded, progressive spiritual community.
We provide a caring and compassionate community, nurture the spiritual growth of our members and friends, promote religious freedom and social justice, and celebrate diversity.
A Welcoming and inclusive congregation: affirming lgbtq individuals
and families
Unitarian Universalism has made a commitment to opening its doors to people of all sexual orientations and gender identities. Whether you are seeking a religious community or you are a leader or member wanting to help your congregation deepen its welcome, we have resources for you!
No matter who you are, No matter who you love,
No matter where you are from, You are welcome here!
"WE ARE UNITARIAN UNIVERSALISTS"
Upcoming Sunday Services
All Services will begin at 10:30 am
OCTOBER
October 4, 2026 - Trust Drum Circles Group
The Trust Drum Circles Group returns for another drum circle! Using rhythm to create community, they support emotional well-being, reduce social isolation, and celebrate cultural diversity. Drums will be available for this celebration, or bring your own..
October 11, 2026 - Rev. Beth Marshll - Living Into the Questions
Many who seek out a Unitarian Universalist congregation, fellowship, church or society, are looking because they are wrestling with at least one big question in their life. This morning’s service will not attempt to answer all of those questions, but rather explore, how as a community of diverse individuals, we might create an environment where we can live into them with intention and integrity.
October 18, 2026 - Rev. Beth Marshll - “I Am Not Tom Silva”
Astronomer Clifford Stoll asks us to remember: “Data is not information, information is not knowledge, knowledge is not understanding, understanding is not wisdom.” Faced with a plethora of information at our fingertips, it is easy to believe that YouTube can replace the knowledge and experience of experts; author Tom Nichols disagrees. This morning’s service explores some of the ideas in his book “The Death of Expertise,” and how we might apply them to our lives and the organizations to which we belong.
Meeting: Also, at 9:45 am is the first special celebration meeting to plan a church deed burning and Rev. Beth Marshall's retirement. This is an idea generating meeting and we appreciate your creativity!
We are Unitarian Universalists, people of many backgrounds who have different beliefs, but shared values. Together, we offer a guided path towards a better you and a better world. Get to know us in this short animated video.
We are Unitarian Universalists. We are people of many paths who are brave, curious, and compassionate thinkers and doers.
We are a faith that honors your mind, your heart, your journey. Simply put, we are a guided path towards a better you and a better world.
Supporting Those Impacted by the Crisis in Ukraine
Rev. Susan Frederick-Gray, president of the Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA), said, “we continue to join in solidarity with so many around the world and pray for the people of Ukraine. Our hearts go out to those who are enduring devastating loss of life, violence, instability, and upheaval due to Russia’s unprovoked invasion. Our UU faith calls us to remain committed to justice and we believe we have a moral responsibility to support the creation of peace and the equal rights of all people.”
To donate to the UUSC Emergency Relief Fund Ukraine Responce visit https://www.uusc.org/
