Newcomer Basics
Welcome! I'm so glad you found us. We welcome the
energy and vision that newcomers bring to our community
and we are passionate about helping people feel at
home and finding their place among us. We offer many
opportunities to deepen your spiritual understanding,
to engage your passions and talents, and to help bring
peace and justice to the wider world. Attending our
Sunday "Celebration of Life" services
is a great way to get to know us. Below are a number
of other "first
steps." As Director of Member Services, I welcome
the chance to get to know you better so please don't
hesitate to ask me anything. You are invited to attend
our services, explore our web site, and take advantage
of our small group offerings. We are ready to be a partner
in your search at any pace that is comfortable for you.
Again, do not hesitate to contact me with any question you have.
– Mary Jones, Director of Member Services
Some good first steps:
JOIN us for our Celebration of Life Services
Held every Sunday,
a monthly theme is explored through readings, meditation
time, music, and a thought-provoking sermon by one of our
ministers.
ATTEND UU101: Introduction to Unitarian Universalism
Our newcomer orientation is offered regularly and answers
your questions about our church and our faith community.
SIT IN on one of our "Drop-in" discussion
groups led by our ministers.
Currents Discussion Group addresses an important topic
each month and Ministers'
Book Club is a lively
discussion of a recommended book related to the monthly sermon
theme.
CHECK OUT the 20/30 UU Connections Group
If you are looking to meet some Unitarians who are "on the younger side" sign up for the 20/30 Connection e-mail list, check out their Google calendar, or e-mail 20-30contact@rochesterunitarian.org.
EXPLORE Childrens Religious Education
Look at our RE curriculum or
visit an RE classroom on Sunday morning.
STOP BY the "Welcome Table" in the church
lobby
I and other members are there every Sunday to answer questions
and ensure that your visit to our church is positive and
enriching.
February 25 2008


