Frequently Asked Questions
How large is Outlaw's Bridge Universalist Church?
Our congregation is small but faithful. You will find us friendly, glad to see you, and interested in getting to know you.
When are services?
Services are held each Sunday from 11:00 a.m. until 12:00 noon. A typical worship service includes hymns, readings, and a sermon.
Sermon topics vary between ministers, lay services, and even videos. Here is a typical Sunday Bulletin.
We have fellowship and refreshments following the service and hope you stay to join us.
Is your church wheelchair accessible?
Yes, our front door is at ground level, making it easy to enter. There are two designated parking places and a handicap bathroom.
Will I be welcome?
Our congregation is committed to the inclusion of every person.
All are welcome here without regard to race, ethnicity, economic status, gender, sexual orientation, abilities, or political affiliation.
All are welcome! We are proud to be a UUA Welcoming Congregation. and a Green Sanctuary Congregation.
What do I wear?
Both children and adults should feel free to dress casually. Wear what makes you comfortable.
Children will want to dress to enjoy the playroom (with crayons, glue, play dough, floor toys) and the outside gym set.
What do children do during the service?
We enjoy having children worship with us. They are welcome to
remain with their parents during the service. A “Story for All Ages” is a
normal part of our service. There is a Meditation Corner with a rocking
chair for infants. Small children can enjoy the basket of soft toys, books,
coloring pages and crayons. Following the “Story for All Ages”, younger
children may stay with their parents or go to the playroom with an adult for
story and play time.
Is there a Central Organization?
Outlaw's Bridge Universalist Church is a member of the Unitarian Universalist Association of Congregations
(UUA). We are self-governed, hire our own minister, create our own services, and design our own
educational programs. The UUA is a support and resource organization not a governing body.
We are also affiliated with Southeast District of the UUA, Universalist Convention of
North Carolina, Inc (UCONCI), and The Universalist Convocations.
What are your beliefs?
Believing in the worth and dignity of every person, we hope you will hear our many thoughts about religion, spirituality,
and life that will encourage you to develop your own set of beliefs. You will find many diverse beliefs among our members
as we search for truth and a deeper meaning in life.