Membership
What does becoming a member entail?
After some investigating, attending services, and meeting our community, are you considering the path to becoming a member at UUAC at First Parish? What does this entail?
Because we are a covenantal faith tradition, not based on creed or shared belief, we promote and affirm your individual search for truth and meaning. We come together in community to share transcendent moments, to build bridges of respect between those with differing beliefs and backgrounds, and to love and serve each other and the world.
To become a member, there is no need to convert or commit to a statement of belief.From UUAC’s membership page
In becoming a member you are committing to be active in relationship to this community, attempting to grow in love, peace, acceptance, and tolerance with those around you, and sharing of your time, talent, and treasure within the church. We will invite you to discover new opportunities to serve within the church or through social action. We will request that, within your means, you make a financial pledge to the church that reflects the value you (and your children, if this applies) receive from being involved here.
Introduction to the UUAC
We offer classes for new and prospective members to get to know UUAC. These sessions generally include information on the history of UUAC, the historic origins of Unitarian Universalism, and what membership here looks like—with plenty of room for your questions. Classes are arranged on an as-needed basis; please reach out to Rev. Nathan Detering if you’re interested in participating.
For more information, please contact Rev. Nathan Detering at .
We look forward to getting to know you!
Any questions about the path to membership, please contact our minister, Rev. Nathan Detering.