Neither the UUA nor PSWD decide policies or make statements of beliefs. Instead, the national and district organizations serve the congregations by developing resources such as religious education curricula, providing trained consultants and establishing standards for ministerial education. We support our own church through the voluntary pledges and gifts of our members and friends. A portion of our income is raised through rent on our building in Burbank, the site of the former Burbank Unitarian Fellowship. There is no set charge for membership.
Individual members make annual pledges in accordance with their own conscience and ability to pay.
We receive no regular financial support from the Unitarian Universalist Association. The remainder of their morning is spent in religious education classes . Our educational goals include helping children learn their individual worth and explore their own beliefs and intuitions, suggesting that they see themselves as part of a tradition that includes lessons from the past, but is open to the future, and fostering values developed from examination of our shared humanity on our shared planet. We provide nursery care for our youngest children. Older teens and young adults may make use of the shared programs of Unitarian Universalist congregations in the district.