WELCOME!
The Unitarian Universalist Society of Laconia is a group of friendly, active, liberal, musical and humorous people. We have many beliefs, but share one faith and are committed to supporting all people in their free and responsible search for truth and meaning. No matter who you are, where you come from, or what your spiritual practice or destination might be, we are glad to see you. Please pay us a visit.  You might find a home in our warm and welcoming community.

Is Unitarian Universalism right for you?
You might be a Unitarian Universalist if…
  • You don’t consider yourself a ‘church person’.
  • Your beliefs don’t mesh with any church’s dogma.
  • You think there isn’t a place where you will fit in.
  • You are spiritual but not religious.
  • You are a free thinker who appreciates the value of other perspectives.
  • You enjoy tradition without the rigidity of dogma.
  • You want a community that provides a non-judgemental religious home.
  • ​You might be a Unitarian Universalist if you are looking for a spiritual community that promotes acceptance of one another and respect for different beliefs.
No Worship Service June 16 at UUSL

Sunday, June 16th, our congregation and the Franklin UU congregation have been invited to join with the Kearsarge UU Fellowship (KUUF) in Andover for worship located at 194 Main St,   Andover NH. 
Note the time - Their worship begins at 11:00am.
There will be a carpool leaving UUSL at 9:45am.
   Circle Round For Freedom
   Rev. David Robins
         On this Sunday closest to “Juneteenth” or Freedom Day, we gather in religious 
         community celebrating our spiritual and religious freedoms that are calling us to
         freedom, justice and peace for all.


Sunday June 23 we begin summer worship at 9am.  Theme for June 23 is Sprituality, what drives us to be spiritual.

Each week in Religious Education for the children we focus on a monthly theme from our RE curriculum “Soul Matters.”
We finish our church year in RE with the topic “What does it mean to be a people of beauty?”  These lessons include finding beauty in flowers and nature, in our creations, in others, in ourselves and in all of our senses.  Lessons are taught using a variety of methods including music, meditation, stories and books, art and crafts
Rev. Dr. Judith Wright's office hours:
Wed. 2pm-4 or by appointment. 603-524-6488 ext. 1
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Office Administrator: Shirley Stokes
Tues. - Thurs. 1:30 - 4:30pm (flexible hrs.) 603-524-6488 ext. 0