Unitarian Universalist Church of Jackson

A multi-religious facility that accepts all people in all kinds of dress and walks of life. Has facilities that can be reserved for special meetings and events.

The Unitarian Universalist Church of Jackson was founded as the Unitarian Fellowship of Jackson by seven families, including local physicians and professors teaching at Millsaps College on September 7, 1951. The fellowship began as a lay-led fellowship focused on religious freedom meeting on alternating Sundays in several downtown hotels, including the King Edward. From this modest but determined group, we have evolved over the years to become a diverse and thriving community — just like the city we serve.

Now rebranded as UUJXN, the congregation remains committed to religious freedom and seeking truth, with the teachings of diverse wisdom traditions and individual experiences as a guide. UUJXN members are active in social justice issues of our times–siding with love against oppression and privilege and aligning with the marginalized in the spirit of beloved community to affect transformational change in the world.