It’s easy! Join us for coffee and conversation after any Sunday service. Just walk up to anyone and introduce yourself—we are a friendly bunch. If you have questions, look for people with plastic name tags—they have been involved in UUFB for a while.  

Review the announcements in the Sunday Order of Service. You are invited to participate in any of them, whether social activities like Game Night or social justice volunteering like serving at Fork and Spoon.

Check out the announcements and accomplishments on the four-sided poster kiosk in the Social Hall after the service. 

Volunteer for any of our Social Justice activities. We have long-standing commitments to Family Promise, Fork and Spoon, Gallatin Valley Food Bank, Montana Interfaith Power and Light, and being a UUA Welcoming Congregation. Find more information by clicking here. 

Take a look at our upcoming events calendar on our website to see the engaging activities we have planned! 

Our adult learning offerings include Chalice Circles, book study groups, occasional presentations, and the Spiritual Pluralism Project. Chalice Circles are small groups that meet regularly to share, reflect, and connect in a welcoming space centered around the lighting of the chalice. The Spiritual Pluralism Project encourages exploration of diverse spiritual paths within our UU community, including our UU Humanist group, which focuses on religious humanism and its place in Unitarian Universalism.

Sign up to receive our weekly e-news! The-News is our weekly external newsletter sent to people we have met at public events and others who want more information. It lists our coming events.  

For more in-depth information, ask to be included in our email “listserv” for announcements, information on upcoming services, etc. This channel is internal to the congregation–members and friends—and provides information on social activities, special meetings, changes in policies or procedures, social justice activities, etc. To be added to our “listserv” contact our Office Admin. 

We have many different committees and task forces that create the actual life of our community. We are always looking for people to contribute new ideas and energy—or even just to help out with specific events or one-time tasks like setting up for a special event. Except for the Board of Directors and the Committee on Ministry, you do not need to be a UUFB member to be involved. Contact us if you would like more information on joining one of our committees or groups!