[QUOTE=ExPluribusUnum;509846]Congratulations!  I'm glad it fit you so well.  Sounds like a community I might also feel comfortable visiting.

How does this affect your affiliation with Unitarian Universalism, if at all?[/QUOTE]

From your posts that I've seen, I think it's something you would like also.

I'm not sure what I will do with UU right now. I think I am going to attend both for a while and see what happens. I have a feeling I might end up later sticking just to the RS church if I like it enough. But for now I'm going to stay with both - there are some things I want to do with my UU church, even if just to help THEM, especially regarding the "Diversity/Unity" service idea I had in the Worship Committee. The other thing is that I want my daughter to continue with the Religious Education they have there. While she learns Religious Science, she can still be learning about other religions as well, in the UU classes. I hope it doesn't confuse her, I really just want to make sure she is educated on it all and still leave her to make her own personal decision when she is older. If she does decide she really likes the RS stuff, then maybe at that point we might just stop going to UU? I'm not 100% sure yet. I'm just gonna ride with both for now and see how it plays out. The thing I am sure of is that UU alone is not really satisfying me as much as I wanted it to. Just a little too bland and secular for me :(

[QUOTE=DotNotInOz;510092] Reading the essays of good ol' Ralph accompanied by a mugful of my own freshly ground and brewed coffee suits me better than having to get dressed and haul off to UU services to have only one out of every dozen or so interest me.[/QUOTE]

Now, if we could change that to a beer, we would have an emerging church service! :D