Emerson Church Unitarian Universalist (ECUU), founded in 1962, is also known as the historic "barn church" due to it being an official registered State of Michigan historic site and a former dairy barn.
Our church is of the Unitarian Universalist (UU) faith, which has a deep and diverse history, dating back to sixteenth century Transylvania and nineteenth century America (our Unitarian side), as well as to eighteenth century America (our Universalist roots). In 1961, Unitarians and Universalists consolidated to form the Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA).
The following year, 1962,
Emerson Church was established. Our first services were held in the Emerson Elementary School in nearby Royal Oak. After successive moves to the Morse Elementary School in Troy and the Stagecrafters Theatre Group Playhouse in Clawson and moved to our current location in 1973.
Sunday Services - 10:30 AM (Be sure to check our event calendar - sometimes we take the day off! 
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Our mission - The mission of Emerson Church Unitarian Universalist is to be a caring community providing opportunities for spiritual growth, nourishment and fulfillment. We promote our principles of religious tolerance and diversity, encourage an open and honest search for the truth and bring liberal religion into the world.
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