UUA membership growth, 2001–2011

Over the past decade, Unitarian Universalism has grown in 33 states and D.C.
By Christopher L. Walton
Summer 2011 5.15.11

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UUA membership growth, 2001-2011. A higher-resolution version of the map shown above.

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This map [click here for an enlarged version] shows the reported 2011 membership of UU congregations for each state and the District of Columbia and the change in the number of members between 2001 and 2011.

Map does not include the U.S. membership of the Church of the Larger Fellowship. Total UUA adult membership for 2011 is 162,796, including non-U.S. congregations and the Church of the Larger Fellowship, up 8,344 from 2001.

Data collected by Harlan Limpert; tabulated by Scott Ullrich; organized by Christopher L. Walton. Map by bubaone/iStockphoto; Bob Delboy. Alaska, Hawaii, and the northeast U.S. are not to scale.

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