Connections to Our Community

Resources for making further
connections to our community

Welcome! First Unitarian offers many opportunities for involvement and spiritual enrichment. There are opportunities for newcomers, and longer-term members, to find their way into deeper and more meaningful involvement in our community. We invite you to browse the rources listed below and then act to get more involved. You'll be glad you did. In addition to the items listed below, we'd like to remind of the areas of our website describing our progams in Music and Children's Religous Education on our main menu. You may also find our list of frequently asked questions - with many of the answers - helpful.

	Weekend Service Opportunities Even if your week’s schedule is too complex to add another activity, you can still take an active role in the in the Society while you are attending weekend worship services. Learn More…
	Education and Personal Development Opportunities for Adults From Tai Chi to MUUYACM, our community is verdant with opportunities for adults and young adults. Includes informaton on Adult Educaton and New UU. - The current Adult Education Catalog (PDF) - MUUYACM (Our Campus Ministry program) - Our program for Young Adults 20s 30s 40s - A venerable FUS tradition "the Alliance" is a service organization, social network, and education link within our Society.
	Social Justice We believe that in addition to building a fair, just, and sustainable community, social justice work is essential to personal spiritual growth. Through its five committees the Social Justice Council works to create opportunities for the Society to have an impact on our broader community. All are welcome to participate in our committees and task forces to plan and implement projects. Learn more…
	Beyond Our Walls: Denominational Connections We’re part of something much bigger. The work of Unitarian Universalists in our community, district, and denomination is almost as lively! Connecting in at these levels offers a wide range of worship, education, social, and activism experiences to deepen and broaden the spiritual journey. Learn more…
	• Organized for Ministry By ministering to (and cooking for) one another we strengthen our community and ourselves. Learn more…
	Spiritual Practice: Together on the Path From meditation and beyond, we find practicing together easier than being alone… Learn more…