Welcome to a Liberal and Inclusive Way of Being Religious
Amos Throop was a lifelong Universalist who believed that God's love included all people. For him, a church worked to bring about a loving and inclusive world. In 1886, he gathered a group of people together and founded a Universalist church.
Throop Church, one of this area's very first congregations, continues that vision today. We proudly stand for a liberal, inclusive, and welcoming way of being religious in the face of increasing dogmatism and intolerance.
We join with over 1000 congregations in the Unitarian Universalist Association to embody and demonstrate these Unitarian Universalist values to the wider community.
Throop Church, one of this area's very first congregations, continues that vision today. We proudly stand for a liberal, inclusive, and welcoming way of being religious in the face of increasing dogmatism and intolerance.
We join with over 1000 congregations in the Unitarian Universalist Association to embody and demonstrate these Unitarian Universalist values to the wider community.
Upcoming Services
January 1 Dee Falesco - Poetry
January 8 Rev. Carol Rudisill - How many Kings?
January 15 Kathleen McGregor - The Human Right to Water
January 22 Rev. Carol Rudisill - The Doctrine of Discovery
January 29 Jim Bys - This I Believe
January 8 Rev. Carol Rudisill - How many Kings?
January 15 Kathleen McGregor - The Human Right to Water
January 22 Rev. Carol Rudisill - The Doctrine of Discovery
January 29 Jim Bys - This I Believe
Throop Church Calendar
For more information regarding the programs and events at Throop Church click on http://www.throopuuchurch.org/calendar/
eScrip
Don't have money to contribute to Throop Church? Do you go out to restaurants, or shop for groceries at local markets? Just fill out a couple of forms, and Throop can be the beneficiary. click on eScrip above for a lot more details!
Before and After
Top Half What Throop Looks like now
Bottom Half what Throop will look like after the It Takes a Village to Transition a Lawn completes
Website nela-transition
Bottom Half what Throop will look like after the It Takes a Village to Transition a Lawn completes
Website nela-transition
Gardening, October
Cardboard House, October 17
Facebook Throop: Click Picture
Throop Daily NewsLetter
History of Throop to 1986 and original ministers

Throop History
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