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Looking for a spiritual home and a caring community where you can explore, learn, grow, and help others? Consider the Unitarian Universalist Church of Tarpon Springs. We serve much of Pinellas County and much of Pasco County on Florida's Gulf Coast. Our style is ethical, upbeat, and authentic, with an emphasis on "deeds not creeds."

Our Mission:  We are a liberal community for all ages, promoting spiritual growth, social justice and the arts.
 

Unitarian Universalism - What We Do and Believe.

Tarpon Springs was one of the first art colonies in America. Landscape paintings by artist George Inness, Jr., are  displayed at our church. Inness has been rediscovered. He was inducted into the Florida Artists Hall of Fame in 2019. For information about Tarpon Springs and the arts, contact admin@uutarpon.org.

 

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Recent Announcements

Holiday Fundraiser for the Homeless

Holiday Fundraiser for the Homeless

December 2, 2019
Entertainment by Pineapple Scruffs and Friends Sunday December 22 1:30pm - 4:30pm Unitarian Universalist Church of Tarpon Springs 230 Grand...
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October 13 Piano Concert a great success!

October 13 Piano Concert a great success!

October 24, 2019
 Update:Franz Mantini’s performance was superb. He was glad to return to our church and loved the newly renovated stage. We look...
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An Arts Legacy – George Inness, Jr’s Paintings

An Arts Legacy – George Inness, Jr’s Paintings

September 11, 2019
An Arts Legacy - George Inness Jr. painting "The Only Hope" The November 11th event to honor veterans featuring guest...
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Ribbon Cutting Ceremony September 25th

Ribbon Cutting Ceremony September 25th

September 6, 2019
Many thanks to the Tarpon Springs Chamber of Commerce for sponsoring a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony held at our church on...
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Church Rededicated

Church Rededicated

September 6, 2019
A special Church Rededication Service was held on Sunday, September 29, 2019 after nearly 6 years of sinkholes and restoration. Unitarian...
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