Besides socializing in members' residences, it provides an opportunity to consider ideas and beliefs which bring to the forefront a diversity of considerations about our world. Each person contributes to a potluck supper. Those who do not have room to host a group of 30-40 are asked to make a cash donation which is used to pay incidental expenses. RSVP is usually required in order for the host family to make adequate preparations. Programs are led by UUs and invited presenters.
Attendance is limited to friendly adults.
This involves selecting and scheduling speakers, writing publicity, coordinating the selection of music with the music director, organizing the Order of Worship and conducting the service. People of varying backgrounds get together to exchange viewpoints and discuss peace and to help with solutions such as raising money and educating others about the problems in Bosnia. The group normally meets the second Tuesday of the month. They distribute the order of worship, collect the offering, assist attendees, handle any emergencies that may arise and otherwise do whatever is needed to provide the service participants with a comfortable, smooth running venue. UUSC supports the life-affirming work of indigenous groups in 19 countries in Asia, Africa, and the Americas.