Volunteering is a rewarding way to meet people and to assist in growing our community. For the busiest of us, even a few hours of your time per year will be invaluable. These opportunities are listed first. Other opportunities are listed for those with more time flexibility.

Activities where just 3-4 hours per year provide invaluable service:

• Help clean the church grounds
• Provide a ride, a meal, write a card to someone in need (Caring Committee)
• Be an usher, greeter, audio, coffee host substitute
• Spend time at the Interfaith Hospitality Network
• One-time special events such as a book sale, coffee house, rummage sale, or potluck.
• Staff the library cart during coffee hour
• Participate in the Interfaith Hospitality Network or the Community Food Response
• Provide or assist with childcare during church services and meetings
• Operate the audio equipment during a service

Activities where 12 hours a year provide invaluable service:

• Host a Fellowship special event or celebration
• Be an usher, greeter, coffee host, once a month
• Assist with design and publication of church communications
• Maintain our church scrapbook
• Social Concerns Committee activities
• Keep the congregation informed of national/district UU conferences and programs
• Work on a special Lifespan Faith Development project
• Substitute in a classroom during Sunday morning

Critical activities requiring a greater time commitment

• Sing in the Walden Hill Vocal Ensemble or Family Choir
• Support and plan Sunday Services (Religious Services Committee)
• Plan and assist with the physical needs of the church (Property Committee)
• Basic building maintenance (Interior/Systems Subcommittee)
• Care for our building exterior, gardens, and grounds (Exterior/Grounds Subcommittee)
• Care for the beautification of the church building (Design Subcommittee)
• Ensure the security and readiness of the building for various activities as a sexton
• Facilitate or assist with classes for children, youth, or adults or and help to plan curriculum for one or more age groups nursery to adult (Lifespan Faith Development)
• Participate in the planning of youth activities
• Support the communication and technology needs of the church (Communication and Technology Committee)
• Care for the financial well-being of the church (Finance Committee )
• Organizing the annual canvass and stewardship plan for the church (Stewardship Subcommittee)
• Overseeing the investment and distribution of Endowment funds (Endowment Subcommittee)
• Participate in Clara Barton Guild for fellowship, education and fundraising activities