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Welcome!
We are so glad you are here!
The Unitarian Congregation of Taos
The Unitarian Congregation of Taos is an ethical and liberal religious community dedicated to promoting the ongoing search for truth and to affirming the inherent worth of the individual.
We welcome all who find our emphasis on personal religious integrity and commitment meaningful. We meet in community the first and third Sunday mornings of each month, and occasionally on a fifth Sunday.
January is a Three-Service Month!
On New Year's day, The Reverend Anne Odin Heller gave her last "official" sermon. We wish her well!
On January 15th, Dr. Martinez Hewlett will speak on Science and Religion: Children of the Same God.
Dr. Hewlett is Professor Emeritus at the University of Arizona and the recipient of numerous grants and awards, including the American Cancer Society Faculty Research Award and the Fogarty Senior International Fellowship. Hewlett has served as a consultant to the National Institutes of Health, the Howard Hughes Medical Institute, several state governmental bodies, and private industry. He has degrees in chemistry (University of Southern California) and biochemistry (University of Arizona), and postdoctoral training in molecular virology (Massachusetts Institute of Technology). Martinez Hewlett lives, writes, and teaches in Taos, New Mexico.
On January 29th, 1.00-3:00 pm, Dr. Adair Landborn will lead an activity Movement Explorations: Putting Faith into Practice.
Note the change in location and time. The TaDa! studio is located at 2 Upper Las Colonias Rd., El Prado, NM. Turn left at the old blinking light intersection; the studio is about 7/8 of a mile on the north side of Highway 64 West at Upper Las Colonias Rd.
Dr. Adair Landborn, co-director of TaDa! The Taos Academy of Dance Arts, invites you to investigate the connections between faith and action through experience-based movement explorations. After introducing simple movement concepts through verbal description and physical demonstration, Adair will guide participants through movement explorations to examine the roots of faith and reconsider the role of movement in maintaining a vital spiritual practice. Please wear comfortable clothing for moving; no street shoes are allowed in the dance studio. Everyone is invited to participate as they are able and handicap access is available at the upper back entrance of the studio.
Our Services
Please join us on the first and third Sunday mornings of each month for services at 11:00 a.m.
Check the Newcomers page for additional information you may find helpful.
Our Space
This is a view of the space we use inside the Ranchos Presbyterian Church
Taos, New Mexico
Speakers from our congregation or outside deliver sermons or talks on a broad range of subjects and ideas.
Music by Martha Grossman.
