First Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Ann Arbor - Newcomer Frequently Asked Questions

I must say, this is looking very attractive to me right now as I'm craving to be a part of a community outside of work and kind of dreading the amorphous "playgroup" community. I want to have a community of adults that might talk about children or might talk about food, but won't necessarily have either of those as their principal interests. I's also like to have a community of parents around me who have older children and experience that I can draw from. The playgroup crowd I look forward to as a body of commiseration and sharing, the way I enjoy being among a bunch of foodies, but I want a larger pool of people, of diverse interests. With a membership over 700, this may fit the bill.

First Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Ann Arbor - Newcomer Frequently Asked Questions:
"We have people at First UU with many different beliefs and backgrounds: Christian, Jewish, Humanist, Agnostic, Atheist, Buddhist, Taoist, Theist, Muslim, Hindu, and Earth-centered – as well as some who follow more than one of these paths."