Annual Stewardship Pledge Campaign
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Transforming Love into Action
It’s an exciting October! We’re holding an ambitious stewardship drive, to fund a budget that will support the transformations our congregation is experiencing. And, at the end of the month, we’re celebrating the formal installation of Rev. Rachel Baker as our called minister! For more than 50 years, we have been a small congregation in a quiet suburb. We are changing into a larger congregation in a rapidly developing neighborhood. We envision transforming our love for this community into concrete action, to support our staff as their innovations strengthen our programs and ministries and attract new members. We need to be on a solid financial footing so we can move forward with our vision for this community. Learn more on our brochure, here. Our pledge goal is $260,000 for the 2025 fiscal year. Imagine the force for good we can be! Generous annual pledges make this happen! We have high hopes for ourselves and for this the 2025 annual budget. Help make these hopes a reality for 2025! |
Interested in the details? Proposed budget available, here.
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An Association of Congregations
Unitarian Universalist congregations are self-governed. There is no denominational hierarchy that dictates the direction of the congregation. The over 1000 Unitarian Universalist congregations and covenanting communities are joined together in a formal association of equal, though separate entities.
What this means is that each congregation develops its own mission, vision, and purpose for existing; searches for and calls a minister of their choosing to serve the congregation; decides how to govern itself; elects leaders from within the congregation; and each congregation holds the members accountable to the promises they make to each other.
In order to do all of this, each congregation raises funds to pay for the programs and ministries of the congregation, including staff and operating expenses.
Unitarian Universalist congregations are self-governed. There is no denominational hierarchy that dictates the direction of the congregation. The over 1000 Unitarian Universalist congregations and covenanting communities are joined together in a formal association of equal, though separate entities.
What this means is that each congregation develops its own mission, vision, and purpose for existing; searches for and calls a minister of their choosing to serve the congregation; decides how to govern itself; elects leaders from within the congregation; and each congregation holds the members accountable to the promises they make to each other.
In order to do all of this, each congregation raises funds to pay for the programs and ministries of the congregation, including staff and operating expenses.
