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Westwood is a welcoming, nurturing and inclusive community where people may experience freedom of religious thought, spiritual development, hope and inspiration.
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Sounding Board November 2025
The Board of Trustees of the Westwood Unitarian Society met via Zoom on Wednesday,…
Celebrate the Solstice -Have your reserved your free ticket?
Celebrating the return of the sun to the northern hemisphere is a long and…
The Unique Beliefs of Two Unitarian Universalists
November 16, 2025 Topic: The Unique Beliefs of Two Unitarian Universalists Unlike many faiths,…
Read-Ins for Peace
November 9, 2025 Topic: Read-In for Peace In the early 1970s, Allen Ginsberg organized…
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About Westwood
Westwood is a welcoming, nurturing and inclusive community where people may experience freedom of religious thought, spiritual development, hope and inspiration. Westwood lives and shares Unitarian Universalist principles through spiritual growth, learning, social justice, care and compassion.
We believe that everyone has the right to seek truth and meaning for themselves. We acknowledge and respect the diversity of religions and beliefs of our members and friends including those who identify as non-theists, atheists, agnostics, free-thinkers and humanists.
The fundamental tools for defining our beliefs include:
- Our own life experience, our reflections upon it, our intuitive understanding and the promptings of our own conscience.