Unitarian Universalist Church of Boulder
The Unitarian Universalist Church of Boulder is a Unitarian Universalist ("UU") church in Boulder, Colorado. From December 2017 to March 2022, undocumented immigrant Ingrid Encalada Latorre lived in sanctuary within the church building prior to being pardoned by Colorado Governor Jared Polis and granted a stay of removal in 2021. Encalada Latoree was one of more than 70 immigrants nationally who lived in sanctuary in churches during the Trump presidency. The Unitarian Fellowship of Boulder 

On the 30th July 1948 the American Unitarian Association granted the first-ever "Fellowship Charter" to the Unitarian Fellowship of Boulder. Granting that charter kicked off a two-decade expansion of Unitarians -- the largest and most consequential period of growth in Unitarian history; a third of current-day congregations formed during the movement. The charter required no minister, but at least ten religiously liberal laypeople who expressed sympathy with the purposes of the American Unitarian Association, had bylaws, and made an ongoing financial commitment to the AUA. In 2008, the UU Church of Boulder hired the first Developmental Minister in Unitarian Universalism. The Rev. Howell Lind served seven years in a capacity specifically aimed at changing and revitalizing the congregation -- a move unusual in the Unitarians' congregational polity. Settled ministers 
 1957-1962 - Thomas J. Maloney
 1964-1969 - Philip Pennington
 1971-1993 - Forrest Whitman
 1995-2000 - Kurt Kuhwald
 2000-2005 - Jacqueline A. Ziegler
 2008-2015 - Howell Lind (developmental minister)
 2015-2019 - Kelly Dignan
 2021–present - David Schwartz

Notable members
 Josie Heath
 Rollie Heath
 Pete Palmer
 Len Ackland
 Wynn Bruce whose memorial service was hosted at the church

References

Unitarian Universalist churches in the United States
Churches in Boulder County, Colorado
Buildings and structures in Boulder, Colorado