It is axiomatic that what you gain by membership in the First Unitarian Society is directly proportional to what you put into it. Getting involved is the best way to make First Society your own. All programs of the Society welcome your participation, whether you can offer expertise or leadership or need the guidance and companionship of others. If you are limited by time or other constraints, join in at the level with which you are comfortable. Members briefly share current events in their lives before engaging in free-ranging discussion of presentations by members or invited guests.
Seniors are welcome to join at any time simply by attending.
Educational programs are also planned. A schedule is published in the Society newsletter and is posted on the bulletin board in the hall across from the nursery. Newcomers are always welcome. Sue Radtke, 277-1851. Held from October to May, Circle Suppers offer participants a chance to come together with different people in a host home for food and fellowship.