The Unitarian Universalist Church of Springfield is a welcoming and supportive community for people of all ages.  We value the open mind and encourage each person to question and develop their own faith.  We love a warm heart and a generous spirit.  Together, we seek the creation of a more loving and just world, and aspire to live sustainably on the Earth.

We have been a voice for liberal religion for over 200 years.  Our first meeting house was built on Parker Hill in 1805.  We still maintain the cemetery on Parker Hill and hold a service there annually.  In 1832, the congregation joined the Episcopalians in building a Union Church in the center of the growing town of Springfield.  In 1870, the Universalists took sole possession as the Church of the Good Shepherd.  We moved to our current location on Fairground Rd. in 1971, and added a lovely new Sanctuary in 1990.  Our facility is fully accessible.

June Calendar

June 1 - "Annual Hymn Sing" led by Nancy Wendland
                   4:00p.m. - Installation of Rev. Eleanor Rice

June 8 - “Mind the Gap” - Service Leader: Rev. Eleanor Rice in partnership with the
                   Religious Education Committee. 
                   Share the Plate for this month was chosen by the Green Sanctuary Committee. 
                   It will be divided between Vermont Interfaith Power and Light and the UU Minisrty for Earth.

June 15 - "Flower Communion" Messages of Fellowship and Love - Service Leader - Rev Eleanor Rice
                    Potluck to follow