NEXT SERVICE

Fanny Barrier Williams, A Unitarian Life

Fannie Barrier Williams (1855 – 1944) was an African American educator, artist, musician, and journalist who advocated for social justice and for the rights of Black women in particular. She gained international prominence with a speech to the World Parliament of Religions, where she condemned … read more.

Sunday Morning

Sunday Morning

Join us Sundays at 10:30am for a dynamic online worship experience that includes musical offerings, sacred texts, and a message that is both challenging and inspirational. Children and youth play integral roles in our joyous Sunday mornings.

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Social Justice

Social Justice

Intent on building the "beloved community" here and now, the Davies congregation is deeply involved in advocacy and activism. Immigrant Justice and Voting Rights are areas of particular interest and action as we live out our beloved Eight Principles.

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Get Involved

Get Involved

From mentoring our youngest members to singing in the pick-up choir and joining the work toward justice, there is a rich array of opportunity at Davies. Bring your passion and your purpose to this friendly, family-sized congregation.

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Upcoming Events – Online!

Aug 02

Sacred Dance

August 2 @ 5:30 pm - 6:00 pm
Aug 04

Lunch Bunch

August 4 @ 12:30 pm - 1:30 pm
Aug 05

Thursday Evening with Rev. Norm

August 5 @ 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm

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Online Worship

Join us HERE for online worship every Sunday at 10:30am. While the building is closed due to the pandemic, the Davies congregation continues to thrive. Check out our online EVENTS, WORSHIP SERVICES  and other offerings. We look forward to seeing you!

Our Namesake

Rev. A. Powell Davies was a renowned preacher, author, and political activist. The Washington Post described him as “in the forefront of every assault upon intolerance and racial discrimination and
injustice.” Read more about Rev. Davies and his legacy HERE.