Unitarian Universalist religious communities are formed, not on rigid commitments to creed, but on our covenants, in other words, the promises we make to one another. How do we work to continually renew those promises?

Worship Leader: The Rev. Neal T. Anderson

Worship Associate: Elaine Rockwell

Despite overwhelming evidence, 50% of Nevada's college students do not believe that global warming is real. Scientists show that global warming is human caused, and that a transition to non-carbon based fuels must take place rapidly to avoid devastating effects. David L. Mitchell, PH.D, Atmospheric scientist at the Desert Research Institute in Reno, has developed one of the last resort strategies that involves climage engineering by modifyng cirrus clouds to release more heat from the atmosphere. It is a controversial approach that Dr. Michell has had peer reviewed among scientists worldwide.

Quilting artist Della Anderson states that her work tends towards the use of bright colors, floral patterns, and three dimensional techniques. She enjoys experimenting both with fabric and with free-form stitching to create fabric art which is intended to be decorative, as opposed to functional. Although she starts each project with a plan, she is comfortable with change and adapts to create a unique artistic expression.

Members, friends, and guests find a welcoming congregation and campus - highly accessible to those with physical challenges.

Our one-level worship center is designed for accessibility (no stairs), with ramps, railings, and accessible drinking fountains accommodating those with physical disabilities. We also offer assistive listening systems (hearing assistance headsets), large print format orders of service, a Braille hymnal, and comfortable seating.

Our seating is movable, so people using wheelchairs may sit in a location of their choice. Our buildings also provide handicapped-accessible restroom facilities.

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painting by Diane Tolz