Celebrate Diversity ● Grow Community ● Nurture Spirituality ● Promote Justice
Get to Know Us
Neshoba Church fosters religious growth and spiritual learning. Together, we celebrate life and worship in diverse fellowship, bearing witness to suffering and joy, and working for peace and justice in our world. Wherever you are on your religious and spiritual journey, with your doubts and questions, and with your passion and affirmations, know that you are welcome in our community. We are proud to be an official "Welcoming Congregation" of the national Unitarian Universalist Association, supporting diversity and equality for all persons.
Neshoba promotes the full participation of persons without regard to race, sex, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity, or age and without requiring adherence to any particular religious belief or creed. We are proud to be an official Welcoming Congregation of the national Unitarian Universalist Association, supporting diversity and equality for all persons. Click below to learn more about Neshoba and the UUA.
Neshoba has several interest groups and activities that one can be a part of, including our men's group, women's group, our Great Discussions series (2nd Wednesday of every month at Neshoba), choir, and a monthly potluck lunch (First Sunday). We offer various community-based activities such as events hosted by the Covenant of Unitarian Universalist Pagans group, as well as volunteer opportunities in the wider community. Click below to learn more about the Neshoba community and ways to get involved.
At Neshoba, the minister, religious education director, and volunteer coordinators work together to nurture spirituality in many ways. This includes our Sunday worship service, adult and children’s religious exploration classes, weekly Wednesday Night Live activities, and other classes, discussion groups and spiritual practices scheduled at periodic intervals. Click below to learn more.
The Neshoba Social Justice and Outreach team promotes social justice issues and opportunities for action in our community. Regular events have included legislative updates, the Mid-South Pride Festival, and a Christmas celebration with a local residential home for mentally challenged adults. Click below for more information about the SJO team and opportunities