CUUB is a growing and thriving congregation of people who come together for different reasons yet still respect each individual’s spiritual path. As we grow, we try to make sure that each new member finds his or her place within our congregation while also understanding the needs of the congregation. As we build our community, we welcome you to join us.

Please know that you are welcome to visit us for as long as you like and participate in congregational life as much as you would like. There are a few activities or roles are exclusive to members only (voting, participation on the leadership teams, serving on the Board of Trustees, acting as a small group team chair, etc.). We have many ‘Friends of CUUB’ who are not ready to make their membership official, and we care for and embrace them as part of our community.

The Membership Team maintains the CUUB Directory. Please contact the team for any updates to your contact information.

These are the steppingstones to membership:

​Understand Our Faith

Better understand our faith and congregation by attending the “Prospective Member Orientation” class. Before becoming a member, it is important to know the basic principles of Unitarian Universalism, a bit about the history of our non-creedal faith, and the common concerns and workings of this congregation. We offer a “Get to Know UU” class several times a year. Please contact the Membership Team to find out when the next class is being offered.

​Consider Your Commitment

Consider carefully your commitment to the congregation and the UU faith. After learning more about our faith and congregation, we ask that you examine your values and determine whether you can commit yourself to the work of this congregation.

Attend & Participate

Attend Sunday services and participate in congregational activities. We gather as a community and connect with one another by sharing the common experience offered by Sunday services.

An important aspect of membership is active participation in the larger congregation. You will find it easier to meet people and feel part of the congregation if you also join in small groups within the congregation. There are many diverse activities in social justice, children’s spiritual exploration, social groups, etc.