All Souls Unitarian Church

I don’t attend services here, but a club I belong to has monthly, and other occassional, meetings here, so you’ll see me checked in once in a while. A couple members of this club are also members of this church, so that’s our tie-​in, and we can rent space for our events.
Based on my conversations with members, my understanding is that Universal Unitarianism is a «believe whatever you want» kind of religion. Their motto is in one of the pictures I uploaded.
They have no actual doctrines/​beliefs about God, Christ, salvation, or the Bible, so they would not be considered a Christian or Christ-​centered religion by those who do have such beliefs. In that sense it’s more of a social/​service organization, like Rotary, or Masonry without the rituals.
If you are looking for a Bible-​believing Christ-​centered church, this is not it.
The UU motto (paraphrased) «let’s all be nice and serve one another» attracts apparently good and well-​meaning people of various types and levels of faith, including agnostics and atheists.
In a generic sense or a social/​cultural sense, it’s similar to a protestant church, WASP-​ish, with middle-​class to upper middle-​class members.
Politically, the church and its members are notably hard left, politically-​correct, social-​justice types.
But since I haven’t attended services/​classes here, be aware that I may not be getting the entire picture. Therefore, please don’t take my review as definitive or comprehensive. These are just casual observations by one outside observer.
As a meeting facility, the place is nice. We rent a room upstairs that has a full kitchen, with sink, fridge, stove/​oven, microwave. There is also a bigger multi-​purpose room with a real stage, and a full commercial kitchen.
The campus and building are well-​designed, visually pleasing, and well-​kept.