UUMAN is proud of its two-acre grounds located just two miles north of Roswell’s beautiful and historic downtown.

Our campus consists of three buildings. Chronologically, Fellowship Hall was purchased first, and was used as the sole meeting space for several years. Discovery Hall, which was the house next door, was the next purchase and was eventually converted to some much-needed classrooms. Taking a leap of faith, the congregation then built our beautiful Sanctuary, which connects to Fellowship Hall by means of the foyer.

The chalice on the roof was fabricated by the brother of one of our members and was designed to be similar to the chalice that we use in our Sanctuary. The wayside pulpit was built later using materials similar to those used in the Sanctuary.

The butterfly garden, which includes a small bridge, is set between the Sanctuary and Discovery Hall. The garden in front of Fellowship Hall was an Eagle Scout project organized by one of our youth. The overall design was done by one of our members, and volunteers from the church and from the troop, planted the plants, put in a walkway, spread the mulch and set up the benches.

Our facilities and location reflects our commitment to the inclusion of people of all ages, abilities, and mobilities.

Office Hours

The congregation’s office is open from 10:00 am to 3:00 pm Monday through Thursday. Contact our office.

Entrances

The entrance to the Sanctuary is found roughly in the center of the building facing Crabapple Road. You’ll also find entrances into Fellowship Hall towards the right side of the building, and an entrance from the gravel parking behind the building marked by a path.

Parking

Parking is available in front of the Sanctuary building, and aside and behind Fellowship Hall. The parking lot’s permeable surface reflect our congregation’s commitment to minimizing our facilities’ impact on the environment.

Directions

Our Google Maps link offers you door-to-door directions for driving, walking, biking, or public transit.