Our church is organized and governed via congregational polity, which is a vital part of our Unitarian Universalist tradition. As a Unitarian Universalist congregation, we are a self governing entity. The congregation has the right to control its own finances and property, and to select its leadership and form of governance. Our minister is called to lead us by a vote of the congregation.

Committees are the backbone of the organizational structure of the church. They constitute the primary way that our ministry is carried out. Committees provide a means for our congregants to use their individual talents and energy for the benefit of our church and of the community we serve.

Congregational Meetings

Annual meetings are held in June at which voting members of the congregation gather to elect Board members and members of the nominating committee, hear reports of the standing committees and the budget and act on any special issues. Additional Congregational meetings may be held at the recommendation of the Board of Directors to address concerns as they arise.

Board of Directors

The governing board of the congregation comprised of five members-at-large and four officers (President, Vice-President, Secretary, and Treasurer). The Minister attends Board meetings as an ex-officio member. The Board sets policy, goals, and strategies at the direction of the Congregation. The Executive committee (officers + 1) additionally act as the personnel committee.

Program Council

Program Council is a collection of all committee chairs (or delegate). They meet monthly to coordinate all the activities of the church and implement goals that are set forth by the Board.