The Unitarian Universalist Society in Stamford is a historic church building established in 1870. Built with a mix of English Country Gothic and Gothic styles, it was designed by Gage and Inslee. Despite of belonging to the 19th century, the church still continues to be in service. For mass timings and event details please check the church's website.
The North Stamford Community Church dates back to pre-Revolutionary times, when families gathered in farmhouses for religious meetings as early as December 1742. Legally established through approval of the Connecticut State Legislature in 1781, the church gathered as an independent society on June 4, 1782. Twenty-two founding members, representing 10 families, signed a lengthy covenant, which created the church. Like other Colonial churches, the society exercised civil and religious authority for many years. Worship service takes place at 10:00 am every Sunday. North Stamford Community Church is available for weddings, commitment ceremonies, baptisms, memorial services and other events. Our beautiful sanctuary is an elegant, romantic setting for all occasions and a perfect location for a classic New England wedding.
