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Our roots here in Haverhill go deep. The UU Church of Haverhill is a federation between two of Haverhill's historic churches, the First Parish (Unitarian), which was founded in 1645 and the First Universalist Church, which was founded in 1825. These two congregations officially joined in 1950, 11 years before the two denominations came together to form the Unitarian Universalist Association. To learn more about the UUA, visit their website

Our beautiful church building was built by members of the First Universalist Church in the late 1800s, and people have been gathering for worship here on Kenoza Avenue since 1894. There is a wheelchair accessible entrance and accessible parking spaces, as well as a parking lot, at the rear of the building on Ashland Street. On-street parking is available in front of the church on Kenoza Avenue. Church office hours and contact information are available here.

 
UUs try to embrace diversity with a generosity of spirit. Our Unitarian forbear Francis David described our tradition well when he said, “We need not think alike to love alike.” In this congregation we do not all believe the same thing or express our theology and spirituality in the same way. We trust that this diversity is a source of strength and vitality, and that we will learn from each other and draw support from one another, which will help us to grow deeper in the spiritual life. We invite you to join us!
 

Member Profile
  • Cil Dullea
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    Member since: 2008
    Birthday: January 2
    Committees past or present:

    Building & Grounds 2007 to Present; Board of Trustees 2009
    Hobbies & Interests: Last 17 years the grandkids have been at the top of the list but are outgrowing us, which is all right because we can't keep up with them anymore, played golf with the same three women for about 13 years (not very well anymore), I like to putter at yard work, carpentry, writing with a group of senior women, a little sculpture, and traveling with Sandra which pleases us both tremendously and which we do extremely well.
    Mini Credo: It means a great deal to me to be welcomed as a lesbian women into a community whose values I thoroughly respect.
    Something we don't know about you: Most of my life has been with Sandra and about raising kids and grandkids, ten in all. I climbed a lot of high hills and the Grand Canyon when I was younger, that's true but becoming harder even for me to believe now.