Who we are. What we believe. What Unitarian Universalism is.
Minister & Staff
Meet the team that serves Palomar UU Fellowship.
History of our Fellowship
Palomar UU Fellowship was founded in 1958. Learn more about the origins of our congregation and the design and construction of our facilities.
Religious Exploration – Children & Families
We are committed to strong communities, families, and the education of our youth. Religious Exploration is our version of Sunday School. Our Whole Lives (OWL) programs also offered.
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Plate Share Nomination Process
Our Fellowship donates 50% of undesignated offerings collected each Sunday to a local charitable cause. Members can nominate causes for consideration.
Welcome
We connect across diverse beliefs and identities, to find meaning, connect with others, and work for justice. Learn more.
For Newcomers
What to expect at our Sunday Services.
Our Covenant
Together we are more than we would ever be alone. Therefore, we promise to practice Radical Hospitality, Mindful Communication, and Active Stewardship. Thus do we covenant with each other.
What We Believe
We affirm the worth of all people and seek justice, equity, and compassion in all relationships.
Unitarian Universalism is a liberal religion born of the Jewish and Christian traditions, but unbound by creed.
Our Mission
A liberal religious community, diverse and dynamic; Nurturing mind, body and spirit; Fostering compassion, peace and justice;
Caring for the Earth and the life that it sustains; Building the Beloved Community.
Principles & Purposes of UU
Read the Seven principles which Unitarian Universalist congregations affirm and promote, and the Purposes statement of the UU Association.
Sources of UU
Unitarian Universalism (UU) draws from many sources: Direct experience of that transcending mystery and wonder, affirmed in all cultures, which moves us to a renewal of the spirit and an openness to the…
