 
Welcome, Guests and Visitors!We have a special section with information just for youClick here to learn more about NSUC Special EventCanvass DinnerEach year, the Canvass Committee organizes a fun kick off dinner to the year. This year's theme is Super Bowl. All are invited to wear your team's colors and sing your fight song! More Information... Church RentalConveniently located in Deerfield just off I-94, North Shore Unitarian Church has rental facilities available for weddings, civil union ceremonies, Bar and Bat Mitzvahs, parties, meetings, music programs, memorial services, baptisms, classes, and other events. Whether you need something formal or informal, large or small, NSUC has space for you. Each space is rented for a time slot of 4 hours, allowing you time to set up your event. More Information... |
News & EventsImmigration Potluck: Past and PresentJoin us for another great pot luck supper on Friday Jan. 27 at 6:00 PM. Jenny Dale for the New Sanctuary Coalition will present "Immigration- Past and Present". We have also invited two Methodist Churches to join us. Please make every effort to attend. You'll be glad you did! Full Story... Buses and Bridges to Civil RightsJoin us on Sunday, February 12th, 1-3pm for Buses and Bridges to Civil Rights Then & Now: Civil Rights Living Legacy Pilgrimage at the North Shore Unitarian Church, 2100 Half Day Road, Deerfield for an inspiring, educational program. What is the significance of Civil Rights history, activism, teaching and learning … yesterday and today? What are the Lessons from the South? Where are we now, in the Civil Rights movement? Full Story... |
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We are a Unitarian Universalist congregation in which members support one another in a free and responsible search for truth and meaning. United by shared values of fellowship, justice and compassion, we serve our community and care for the environment. NSUC's religious tradition embraces theological diversity, rather than a single creed. 