Chances to Get Involved:
Step Right Up! Your help is needed in these areas:
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PUBLICITY
It is important for the community to know what is going on at the Fellowship. And this activity offers a way to use your creativity to help get the message out! 
SOUND AND ARCHIVING
Our sanctuary is equipped with a sound system, and personal amplification devices for hearing impaired individuals. We will be happy to train you to serve this way. Also we record each Sunday’s sermon, and there is a need for someone to download and archive past sermons – a terrific work-from- home opportunity! 
MUUvies
We love movies, and show them in the sanctuary two Fridays each month. We show documentaries on the 4th Friday of each month, & features, classics, foreign and independent films on the 4th Friday of each month at 6:30 p.m. |
SERVICE LEADERS
Each Sunday, volunteers light our chalice, offer commentary, and introduce the speaker. This is a way to serve the congregation in a fundamental way. Just let us know that you’re interested and an experienced Service Leader will mentor you MEMBERSHIP
One of the benefits of serving on the Membership Committee is meeting our guests as they arrive at our building on Sunday morning. Work on this committee is deeply appreciated as well as rewarding. Let us know that you’re interested! 
FUN(D)RAISING
Options are limited only by your imagination! Have an idea for how to help raise money for the Fellowship? We’d love to hear all about it! |
Ongoing Activities
CHOIR Music is an integral part of each Sunday Service. If you like to sing, why not join the choir? They always welcome new voices. |
DINING WITH DIGNITY This large UU group prepares and serves food to over 100 men and women (many of whom are homeless) in downtown St. Augustine. Join with us on the first Sunday of each month. Sign up at the Tom May table. |
FOOD PANTRY Our Fellowship staffs the Food Pantry two Friday afternoons per month, from 1 to 4 p.m. Volunteers are always welcome. See the Quest. |
Amnesty International
AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL
Our Fellowship is proud to host St. Augustine’s chapter of Amnesty International. On the third Monday of each month, the group meets for human rights updates and letter writing in support of prisoners of conscience. This chapter of Amnesty has been responsible for bringing such speakers as Rev. Dr. William Schulz and Col. Morris Davis here to St. Augustine. You will be welcome to attend any and all meetings. |
 We are planting a memorial tree
in honor of long time member,
Wally Klarman.
UU WORK DAYS To help with landscaping and projects around the building, we schedule “work days” a few times a year. It’s amazing how much we accomplish when we work together – and it’s fun. Watch for an email blast for the next one. And if you have the time and inclination to do specific tasks alone, contact us for a “wish list.” |
 Irene Klaw
HOSPITALITY A cherished part of Sunday mornings is the time for coffee, refreshments, and conversation after the service. We’ll teach you what you need to know about our kitchen operation, and you can host a Sunday Coffee Hour. Sign up on the calendar by the kitchen door. |
Let us know what you’re interested in doing by emailing us at: uufsamail@gmail.com