North Shore UU, Lacombe, LA

 

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North Shore Unitarian Universalists

A Unitarian Universalist Congregation serving St Tammany Parish

Located in Lacombe, LA at 28662 Krentel Road off Hwy 434 just north of I-12 exit 74
Ample parking, wheelchair access, casual dress

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28662 Krentel Road
P.O. Box 2006
Lacombe, LA 70445-2006
Office: 985 882-0096
N 30°21'28"  W 89°55'20"

 

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Inviting all with open minds and warm hearts

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We invite you to grow with us in a liberal religious tradition that respects ideas, values, diversity, and encourages the exploration of spirituality and life's meaning.

We promote the good in ourselves and in others by embracing moral and ethical values that honor humanity and respect justice.

Providing fellowship and support for all

Our community provides fellowship and support for individuals and families of all ages. We honor life's transitions with ceremonies. We celebrate changes in the season and special days throughout the year.

Sunday Service and Religious Education

We meet each Sunday at 11:00 a.m. for our worship and religious education. Our services are contemporary. Dress is casual.

Our Religious Education program provides children and young adults with warm and exciting experiences that focus on how we live each day within our Unitarian Universalist morals and values.

Affiliated with other New Orleans congregations

North Shore UU is a member of the Greater New Orleans Unitarian Universalists ( GNOUU ) along with First Church New Orleans and Community Church UU .

Nationally, North Shore UU is a member of the Unitarian Universalist Association of Congregations ( UUA ).

Service and Religious Ed.
Sunday: 11:00 am

For our current calendar and newsletter, please:

Call:    985-882-0096 or

Email: office@NorthShoreUU.org

 

 

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