Who We Are

The Unitarian Universalist Society of Wellesley Hills is a congregation of approximately 320 members, located in Wellesley, Massachusetts, approximately 12 miles west of Boston. The Society was founded in 1871 at its current location, and provides a welcoming home to those seeking a liberal religious community.

How to Find Us

UUSWH is located at
309 Washington Street (Route 16) in Wellesley Hills, MA, just west of the intersection of Routes 9 and 16. Parking is available in lots to the west and in back of the buildings, or on Washington Street itself. The church office is located in Rice House, which is on the east side of our building complex.

Visitors

Visitors are always welcome at any service or event of the Society. In keeping with the traditions of our movement, we seek to be a congregation that is open to all persons regardless of age, race, gender, or affectional orientation. In May, 2000, the Society voted to officialy become a Welcoming Congregation.  Over the years, we have become a home for people who have grown away from one religious tradition and are seeking another more relevant to their current stage in life. Some have been parents wanting a common ground to nurture their interfaith families, while others are people seeking to support, and be supported by, an inclusive and accepting religious community.

Accessibility

The Sanctuary is handicapped accessible through the West and Courtyard entrances, and handicapped parking is available in the parking lot. The Parish Hall and lower floor are accessible via an elevator. An accessible restroom is available just off the Sanctuary vestibule.

Newsletter

The society publishes a bi-weekly newsletter during the church year, which runs September to June. Both electronic and paper versions are available. If you are interested in subscribing, please contact the church office.