I found none. Some initially satisfied one, one continued to, and none satisfied both. So, I was left to make my own. I still consider myself a Unitarian Universalist, and I am very glad that I was raised one, for it has prompted not only my activism, but a desire to understand the spirit, and the freedom, or perhaps injunction, to search for help in wide and disparate sources. God is everywhere, in everything.
All gods are one god.
But a god may have many varying manifestations. A high school friend introduced me to a strange thing called Neo-Paganism. It seemed closer - I had always loved mythology. It wasnt quite right, but it opened a whole new arena of symbols from which to learn. Whether this is independant life, or tapping into linked resources in the subconscious is not something I am concerned with.