I (30F) feel like the youngest person in my congregation while everyone is 55+. I joined because I want to explore my spirituality while taking climate and social justice action. It’s a great place but I feel like I may not be able to really relate to people on because the age difference. Anyone else going through this?

I recently joined my local UU church and I also happen to be a member of the Audubon Society for my state. Is anyone else a part of any other organizations or does the commitment to a UU church make it difficult to join other organizations?

I (30F) have recently rediscovered Unitarian Universalism and have been attending a church. I feel like this religion can appeal to vast amounts of people but I feel like no one knows they exist. Is this religion growing or dying and how is the UUA going about attracting new members? I’d be sad to see this religion die. It feels like such a good force for good. Also what are some of the issues the UUA is facing?

I (30F) have known about Unitarian Universalism for years but finally taken the time to look into it and attend a couple services at a local congregation. I love it, it speaks to my values and wish I knew about this religion/association earlier. I’ve also made connections with some congregants and have kept in touch. I’ve never really sought out a spiritual community church before so I’m kind of curious about how it works to become a member. How long do guests attend before they commit to a congregation?