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Unitarian Universalist Church of Tucson

Welcome Newcomers

From the historical affirmation of the unity of God (Unitarian) to the universal salvation of all souls (Universalist), UU beliefs have expanded to the broader concept of a unity in diversity which affirms the supreme worth of all persons, held together through love and a spark of divinity that resides in us all.

Bound neither by creed nor dogma, our Community honors and celebrates the rights of individual thought, joins in shared concerns and respects the ever present need to deepen our understanding of the awe and wonder of life.

Our church, an intentionally diverse community, is supported through the generosity of those who believe in liberal religion and membership is open to all who wish to call this their church home. If you wish to formally join this congregation, please speak with the minister or stop by the Membership Table in Goddard Hall.

Our programs, activities and worship are open to all (check other web pages for upcoming events), and are designed to challenge our thought, expand our belief and enrich the spiritual journey which we take as individuals and as a community of faith.

 

 

The Path to Membership

 

Membership in a Unitarian Universalist congregation is a freely made choice to become part of a covenanted body of people.  Unlike other religious faiths, no conversion is required.  A non-creedal faith such as ours places a great deal of responsibility for matters of belief on the individual.  Each one must work out for oneself a personal theology, a way of believing that is genuine, authentic, and has integrity.

The choice to become a member is one made with due consideration after becoming acquainted with the congregation and with Unitarian Universalist ideals and values.  Signing the membership book and completing a pledge form signify the commitments of membership.

 

Ways to become acquainted with our congregation:

Newcomer Welcoming: Members of the UUCT Hospitality Team are available every Sunday to greet newcomers at the door and to meet with newcomers after the service.I nside Goddard Hall (our fellowship hall) you will find a Welcome Center staffed with friendly and knowledgeable people to answer any questions you may have. Lunches are free for first time visitors!

Newcomer Orientations:  These orientations are designed for anyone who wishes to join the church, even if you have attended another UU Church other than this one before. Free lunch and childcare are provided.

New UU Classes: The New UU program is written by Jonalu Johnston, and is part of the Tapestry of Faith Adult Programming provided by the UUA:

"The ... UU program provides important tools to help congregations welcome, orient, and integrate newcomers into their faith communities... It provides opportunities for members of your congregation to share with newcomers what it means to them to be a Unitarian Universalist... It provides an explicit invitation to become a member."

For the schedule of when these activities are offered see the Newcomers Activities page.

Member Login

To access the member's only content, login with user name member and the password (which can be requested from webhelp@uuctucson.org). Member content in the members menu includes congregational and committee documents and reports, including minutes.

 
 
 
 
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