The leaves might be withering, but we are actually blossoming at Heritage!

For young people, in-person RE classes are just around the corner — October 10th! It’s never too late to register (go to the RE Registration Form), but we would love to know who to expect so get all of our ducks in a row. Whether that be, getting programming feedback from our middle schoolers, connecting each of our grades 2-6 participants with peer buddies, finding mentors for our Coming-of-Age youth experience, or making sure we have enough experience boxes for our youngest participants!

We are still seeking volunteers, so if you are an artist or a naturalist or have specific outdoor interests or hobbies, we would love to connect with you! You can contact our Director of Lifespan Faith Development, Laci Lee Adams, at:

There are two new Adult Faith Formation offerings – New UU and UU History that will be occurring the first two Wednesdays in November. These are opportunities not just for expanding our knowledge but for deepening our community and connecting through shared learning. New UU will explore what it means to be UU in general and here at Heritage. Although this would be a great experience for frequent visitors and new members, it will also be exciting for folks that might not have grown up UU, felt drawn to this community and would now like to know more about Unitarian Universalism; or for longer term members looking to make new connections. Please reach out to Rev. Bill or Laci if you are interested in joining!

UU History could be a great follow-up to New UU or it could be a great stand-alone experience for any one of us at Heritage. Our history as a singular church or as a denomination is full of interesting characters, pivotal moments, and lessons for us today. Join us on Tuesday, November 30th, as we wade into the waters of our common history.

October 2021.

Tuesday, November 30, at 7 p.m., at Heritage.

All are invited to an evening with Rev. Bill exploring the history of Unitarian Universalism – going all the way back to the ancient “heresies” of universal salvation and the unity of God. Those who cannot or do not want to attend in person can “Zoom in” live.

This fascinating, fast-paced romp through a couple of thousand years of history, with a focus on the last two-hundred or so, is guaranteed to appeal to history nerds, trivia buffs, and anyone curious about how this unusual religion we call Unitarian Universalism came to be. Space is limited (due to the pandemic), so Rev. Bill is requesting that you RSVP to him at:

(Drop-ins may be permitted depending on expected attendance.)

October 2021.

Wednesdays, November 3 and 10, 2021, at 7:00 p.m. In person at the church, and via Zoom.

If you’re new to Unitarian Universalism, or Heritage Church, you are invited to learn more about our religion in a special two-part “New UU” class led by Rev. Bill Gupton on successive Wednesday nights at the church. Those who cannot or do not want to attend in person can “Zoom in” live.

We will learn about Unitarianism, Universalism, and the now-combined free faith known as Unitarian Universalism. (We’ll even learn why Heritage is known as “Heritage Universalist Unitarian Church – with the two “U’s” reversed!). What beliefs are commonly held among UU’s? What are our principles? What does it mean to be a UU?

Space is limited (due to the pandemic), so Rev. Bill is requesting that you RSVP to him at:

(Drop-ins may be permitted depending on expected attendance.)

October 2021.