Membership in a Unitarian Universalist Congregation is different. It's not membership in a social club or political party (though there are social benefits and political efforts). It's not a relinquishing of personal authority. In fact, it is by being a member that you get to vote in congregational concerns. Thus membership is the realization of personal authority in a congregational setting. Membership is a commitment to the community and to one's spiritual development. That commitment is articulated in the congregation's mission and covenant. A covenant is a set of promises, generated by the congregation, about how we will be together in upholding and pursuing the mission. This kind of commitment changes a person, and also the world. It is a dynamic, transformative proposition.
If you are a member of All Souls UU Church, you can easily connect with members through our churchwide database from Breeze.
If you are in need of reimbursement from the church, you can find the voucher request form below.