The theological views of our congregation range from atheism to theological Christianity, with many intermediary positions; however, there is solid agreement that the important and practical upshop of any theology is ethical behaviour and spiritual growth. Supporting this value in our diversity, we all agree that the Sunday Sermon is the most significant and meaningful event in our parish life. Therefore, the sermons are spiritual, ethical, and intellectual in content with thoughtful messages that can lead to personal growth.
Our society owns two buildings, a church and a parish house. Our pride and joy is the church, located on the high ground in Wilton Center. Its large white wooden structure and tall steeple is typical of early New England architecture. The sanctuary contains 44 pews and can seat 230 people. The rear choir loft can seat an additional 30 people. The raised pulpit exemplifies early New England Unitarian style, plain, simple and functional.
A piano and pipe organ supply instrumental music. The unadorned simplicity of the entire church gives it a quiet beauty and a feeling of tranquility.
Across the street is our parish house, called by its historic name "The Red House". It has a medium-sized function room, dining room, and kitchen. Additional rooms are used for the Sunday school. In this historic and unique parish house we have our after-service coffee hour, church breakfasts, rummage sales, suppers and church meetings. For details regarding upcoming events, please review our calendar.
The Church and "The Red House" are available for functions with or without catering on a reservation basis.
Our society owns two buildings, a church and a parish house. Our pride and joy is the church, located on the high ground in Wilton Center. Its large white wooden structure and tall steeple is typical of early New England architecture. The sanctuary contains 44 pews and can seat 230 people. The rear choir loft can seat an additional 30 people. The raised pulpit exemplifies early New England Unitarian style, plain, simple and functional.
A piano and pipe organ supply instrumental music. The unadorned simplicity of the entire church gives it a quiet beauty and a feeling of tranquility.
Across the street is our parish house, called by its historic name "The Red House". It has a medium-sized function room, dining room, and kitchen. Additional rooms are used for the Sunday school. In this historic and unique parish house we have our after-service coffee hour, church breakfasts, rummage sales, suppers and church meetings. For details regarding upcoming events, please review our calendar.
The Church and "The Red House" are available for functions with or without catering on a reservation basis.
