We are called ‘Unitarians’ because of our traditional insistence on divine unity, the oneness of God because we affirm the essential unity of humankind and of creation.

Unitarians affirm,

• that people should enjoy individual liberty and private judgement in spiritual matters
• respect for integrity is preferable to the pressure to conform
• we are all engaged on a life-quest
• the development of the personal value-system by which each of us lives
• our beliefs may change in the light of new understanding and insight
• the final authority for your faith lies within your own conscience

On this journey we are aided and inspired,

• by the example and spiritual insights of others writings deemed ´holy´ and ´sacred´
• by the various faith-traditions of humanity
• inherited traditions of critical and philosophical thought
• the ongoing creative work of artists, musicians and writers
• the scientist´s search for knowledge and understanding