​Unitarian Universalism is a faith tradition that encourages each individual to develop a personal creed. It draws from many different religions, in the belief that no single religion has all the answers and that most have something to teach us. The ultimate determination of what is sacred is found for each of us by our own direct experience.

Unitarian Universalism draws from Six Sources of wisdom and tradition, and holds Seven Principles.  An Eighth Principle is currently under debate and review by UU congregations world wide.  

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