Membership Path
	
	Welcome! 
	We hope you find at UUC a place that nurtures your spirit and inspires you! 
	Membership at UUC means joining a beloved community dedicated to sharing a 
	journey of spiritual growth and social transformation. When you are ready to 
	make the commitment, you sign our membership book. You may become a member at any 
	time.
	
	                      
	                                          
	
	Exploring Membership
	Your path toward 
	membership may include:
	Participating in 
	Congregational Life
	You are warmly welcome 
	to attend worship, classes, groups, potlucks and other activities that 
	inspire or intrigue you at UUC. Introducing yourself to others during coffee 
	hour after the service and joining in on our 2nd Sunday potlucks 
	are great ways to meet people and learn about the congregation. You may also 
	join an informal "chat" with our minister, a member of the Connections 
	Committee, and a UUC Board member after the 3rd Sunday service to 
	learn more about UUC, UUism, and connecting to life in our congregation. 
	
	Attending a Newcomers’ 
	Orientation
	Before becoming a 
	member, many people attend a Newcomers’ Orientation held each fall, winter, 
	and spring. Newcomers’ Orientations provide information about Unitarian 
	Universalism and our local UUC. They also include a chance to reflect on 
	your personal spiritual journey and hear about the spiritual journeys of 
	others. 
	
	Consulting Additional 
	Sources
	The UUC website has past 
	sermons, monthly newsletters, and various resource links. In the UUC Library, you can check out books, borrow videos, 
	and read issues of
	UU World Magazine. 
	You can also pick up free brochures from the pamphlet rack in the rear foyer. 
	
	
	Becoming a Member (Formally)
	You officially become a 
	member when you sign the membership book. Though signing can occur anytime, 
	most people sign either at a Newcomers’ Orientation or the New Members’ 
	Recognition Ceremony. New Members’ Recognition Ceremonies are held several 
	times during the year as part of a Sunday service.