
All ages and from many backgrounds, our members worship, learn, and have fun together
Welcome to Our Spiritual Home
We are delighted that you are interested in our church and invite you to join in our spiritual journey. Our congregation is committed to welcoming all who affirm the Unitarian Universalist 7 Principles. We learn from and honor each other's diverse backgrounds and beliefs, and we support each other's theological exploration.
Become a Member
The membership process is simple. Technically, all you have to do is sign the
membership book in the presence of a Board member, one of the Ministers, or the
Membership Committee chair. However, the ease of joining does not reflect the
importance of membership.

After you've signed the membership book, you will:
To derive optimal church benefits, we recommend strongly that members:
Share our Covenant
On becoming members of the First Unitarian Church of Baltimore, we enter a covenantal community - a community centered, not on a creed, but on a covenant:
A commitment to love and to truth,
To justice and to mercy;
A commitment to ourselves,
to each other,
And to the world around us.
Feel at Home
As a congregation, we challenge ourselves to create a hospitable place in which we may all listen to each other, learn from each other, and share in the councils and leadership of this church.
We want each new member to become an integral part of the congregation from the beginning. We try to offer opportunities for involvement that fit the diverse interests of our members. These opportunities include:
More Information
Contact: Membership Chair
What is a MEMBER?
M-akes a pledge to
support the church
E-ligible to vote at congregational meetings
M-akes an entry in the membership book
B-ecomes part of the greater Unitarian Universalist community
E-ager to volunteer time and talent to the church and its causes
R-elishes opportunities for fellowship
What is a FRIEND?
F-eels good about the
church
R-eturns for visits often
I-nterested in the programs and well-being of the congregation
E-nthusiastic about Unitarian Universalism
N-ot ready to make a formal commitment, but
D-onates money or service regularly