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The charming and historic UUCL chapel is available for weddings and commitment ceremonies of up to 80 guests. Built in 1890, the chapel is nestled in trees off Gleedsville Road in beautiful western Loudoun County.
While there is no amplification (unless you bring your own), you are not likely to need it. The AME congregation that built the chapel did it with acoustics in mind. Local folk performers have praised the chapel's natural wood walls and ceiling as a perfect place to lift their voices. UUCL's minister, the Reverend Amy Kulesza DeBeck, is available as an officiant either in our church or at other locations. Rev. DeBeck's approach is non-denominational and open. She will work with you to create a wedding service that speaks to your love. You may contact Rev. DeBeck for her availability by emailing her at . Please email for available dates and costs.
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Frequently Asked QuestionsQ. Anything special we should know about the church building?A. It's a wonderful and charming little building, rich in history. Built by freed slaves from what was to become Oatlands Plantation, it has especially beautiful acoustics. Check out the photographs on this website (www.uuloudoun.org), or come by on Sunday morning (services at 9:30 or 11:15am) and check it out. We'd love to see you!
Q. What is the suggested donation for non-church members?
Q. Can I bring my own minister/celebrant?
Q. I don't have a minister. Can I use yours?
Q. Will the church allow unions that are non-traditional?
Q. What are the bathroom and changing facilities?
Q. Is the church heated or air conditioned?
Q. Is there an organ?
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