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Businiess name:
East Shore Unitarian Church
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Review by:
Becky D.
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Good: East Shore is a very welcoming lberal faith community that supports individuals in their spiritual journey. Members hold diverse beliefs but support one another in their quest for truth and meaning. People in this church practice shared humanistic values. We joined to have a faith community to assist in bringing up our kids. Through the religious exploration classes, kids learn cooperation, compassion, and understanding of other faiths and beliefs throughout the world.. Bad: Not enough people know about this faith because Unitarians are not out to "convert" others into a belief system. Unitarian Universalism is one of the oldest faiths in America to which many of our founding fathers and mothers belonged. Tenets of this faith influenced the framers of our democracy and some of the greatest social justice minds in our country. Folks need to know!. Improvements: Outreach to the wider community that is seeking a spiritual home in a non-orthodox community.. Other: This is a great church if you are a seeking a spiritual home. It's great for kids and family, the music is phenomenal, and the church houses an ongoing art gallery to support local and world artists. The church also has numerous community and social support groups and great classes. Visitors are most welcome!.
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