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The Unitarian Universalist Church of Silver Spring

For New Visitors

Please join us on any Sunday morning for an uplifting and thought- provoking worship service.

We hold two worship services, at 9:15 and 11:15 a.m., for most of the year. The second service is interpreted in American Sign Language.

During the summer months, from Father's Day through Labor Day, one service is held at 10:30 am. These services are interpreted in American Sign Language.

We suggest new visitors arrive a little early to fill out a guest card and pick up a nametag at the Welcome Table at the top of the stairs in the vestibule, adjacent to the Sanctuary. Filling out a guest card allows us to contact you about upcoming church events, such as Inquirers’ Luncheons (newcomer orientation sessions) and the “New UU” class, as well as to provide you with a trial subscription to our newsletter, the Uniter, which will help you learn more about what’s happening at UUCSS.

Please join us in the Community Hall between services for an informal coffee hour, starting between 10:15 - 10:30.

Visitors are welcome to participate in any of the many activities, classes, and special events announced during Sunday Services, featured in the Uniter newsletter and on the church website (www.uucss.org).

We offer nursery care and religious education classes for youngsters through Grade 8 during both worship services. High school age youth meet during the later service. Children are also welcome to join their parents during Worship Services.

You can learn more about Unitarian Universalism at www.uua.org.

Special Needs

The Santuary building is handicap accessible.

An usher will be happy to assist you with any special accommodations you may need, such as large print Orders of Service or hymnals, or our hearing-assist system.

ASL Interpretation. The 11:15 service is interpreted in American Sign Language. During the summer months, UUCSS has one Sunday service at 10:30 a.m., which is also interpreted.