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What Ceremonies and Holidays do UUs Observe?

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What Ceremonies are Observed?

Our ceremonies - of marriage and starting a new family, naming or dedicating our children, and memorializing our dead - are phrased in simple, contemporary language. We observe these rites in community, not because they are required by some rule or dogma, but because in them we may voice our affection, hopes, and dedication.

What Holidays are Celebrated?

Though practices vary in our congregations and change over time, UUs celebrate many of the great religious holidays with enthusiasm. Whether we gather to celebrate Christmas, Passover, or the Hindu holiday Divali, we do so in a universal context, recognizing and honoring religious observances and festivals as innate and needful in all human cultures.

 

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Survey Says...

In a survey, Unitarian Universalists in the United States were asked which provided term or set of terms best describe their belief. Many respondents chose more than one term to describe their beliefs. The top choices were: Humanist – 54%, Agnostic – 33%, Earth-centered – 31%, Atheist – 18%, Buddhist – 16.5%, Christian – 13.1%, Pagan – 13.1%

Source: John Dart, ed. Surveys: 'UUism' unique Churchgoers from elsewhere. Christian Century.


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