Becoming a Member

Hey! How Do I Become Part of All This Goodness? 
If you happen to be wondering how to deepen your involvement with this community of faith, our Pathway to Membership in the UUFCM is a three-step process – an introduction/orientation to Unitarian Universalism* as a faith tradition as well as our particular fellowship history and journey; a session devoted to exploring more deeply the expectations and blessings of membership and participation in “shared ministry”; and finally the “signing of the book” as part of a new member welcome celebration in a worship service. *Even if you have a lot of knowledge about UUism, our first session provides background on the history and culture of this congregation which would be important for an aspiring member.   

Welcome to UU Orientation
Welcome to UU is geared to newcomers, visitors, and those seeking to learn more about Unitarian Universalism and this UU fellowship. It is offered every month, typically on the last Sunday at 12:30 p.m. Sessions run approximately ninety minutes.

Path to Membership
This workshop is designed for those who are ready to make the membership commitment to UUFCM. In this interactive session we explore the deeper meanings and expectations of membership and shared ministry; it is a three-hour* session on designated Saturdays (*depending on the size of the group – may be a shorter timeframe if a small group). Refreshments and childcare will be provided. Please let us know one week prior to the class if you need childcare.

New Member Celebration 
New members are welcomed and recognized by the congregation on several Sundays throughout the year during our 10:30 a.m. worship service.mailto:lmcbride010@gmail.com

To sign up for a Path to Membership workshop or participate in the New Member Celebration,
please contact Laura McBride (989.772.5512; lmcbride010@gmail.com) or Gisela Moffit (989-772-1602 or gbmoffit@gmail.com).

Membership Team

Laura McBride
​989.772.5512
- Membership classes

Gisela Moffit
989.772.1602
- recruiting
- advertising
- UUA certification
   and updates