We welcome all – regardless of your theological perspectives, race, ethnicity, abilities, sexual orientation, or gender identity. You are welcome here.

Our congregation covenants to support Unitarian Universalism’s six values: justice, equity, transformation, pluralism, interdependence and generosity, all of which are centered on love.

To become a member is simple, just sign our Membership Book!

If you are considering whether to join our congregation, we suggest the following steps:

• Attend at least a months’ worth of Sunday services. We offer a wide variety of speakers and topics. Our part-time minister, Rev Chris Antal, generally speaks on the 2^nd and 4^th Sundays of the month. Our choir also sings on the 2^nd and 4^th Sundays for most of the year.
• If you have children, let them try our Children’s Religious Education program (every Sunday at 10am).
• Sign up for our weekly newsletter, UUliFE, which is published on Thursdays. It is our primary means of communication. Contact the office to subscribe.
• Participate in some of our other spiritual or social events offered at the Fellowship, such as Connections, Soul Matters, potlucks and fun-raising activities.
• Volunteer in one of the many capacities needed to make our service happen – greet, usher, make coffee or sing in the choir.
• Read our Mission and Vision Statement and explore our webpage- Unitarian Universalist Fellowship at Easton – On Maryland’s Eastern Shore
• Explore the wider Unitarian Universalist movement – it is worldwide! Unitarian Universalist Association | UUA.org 
•  Bring a friend or neighbor with you.  You might discover you already know some of our Members and Friends.

We are a self-governing, self-supporting congregation. As a Member, you are invited to:

• Participate in decision making by voting at our Annual Meeting.
• Pledge annual financial support at a meaningful level.
• Benefit from services from our Minister, including pastoral care, weddings and memorial services with no fee or honorarium.

If you are ready to make a commitment to our Fellowship, it is simple. It does, however, represent a serious commitment.  We encourage you to:

• Attend a “New to UUFE” class, offered about twice a year
• Meet with our Minister to discuss your spiritual journey
• Meet with Member Services to sign the Membership book in the office after a Sunday Service  

We welcome all to be part of our warm community.