OUR HISTORY

   The Fellowship was officially registered with the State of Indiana in June, 1968.  Initially  meetings were held in member's homes.  In April, 1969,  the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship  purchased their first building, the Romanesque style structure at the corner of Eleventh and Chestnut Streets, from the English Lutheran church.

In 1978, the oldest church building in town at 423 Eighth Street, the Carpenter Gothic style St. Paul's Episcopal Church built in 1876, was purchased and renovated. and was our UU home from May 1979 until September 2002.

8th St Church

 
 

 

Last Meeting in old church Sept 2002
Sunday Sept. 22, 2002, was our first Meeting in our new building shown below at 7850 West Goeller Blvd. Columbus Indiana.

7850 W Goeller Blvd

The Columbus Hebrew Congregation and the Columbus Hindu Society share this space. The history of these bonds among groups with different beliefs symbolizes the UU Congregation's value of diverse beliefs and world community.

Updated 08/13/2009