Sharing Circles Registration 2024-2025

In a large congregation like ours, one of the best ways to get to know others and feel a sense of belonging is to join a small group. Whether you are new to us or have been a member for years, our Sharing Circles are a wonderful way to meet new people, foster meaningful connections, and deepen your personal spiritual journey.
All circle programs include groups of six to ten people who gather for meetings following a similar format. They open with a chalice lighting, have a check-in, and share readings that are pertinent to the topic of that particular meeting. One or two rounds of individual sharing comprise the greatest portion of the time. Meetings end with a closing reading and extinguishing the chalice.

In all circles, members agree to a set of their own covenants, which may include confidentiality, active listening, withholding judgement, etc.
Welcome to the Sharing Circles Registration for the 2024-2025 fiscal year. one of the best ways to get to know others and feel a sense of belonging is to join a small group. Whether you are new to us or have been a member for years, our Sharing Circles are a wonderful way to meet new people, foster meaningful connections, and deepen your personal spiritual journey.

With that said, we do want to offer a disclaimer. For those of you who may be familiar with UU Covenant Groups, please note that Sharing Circles are a different entity. While Covenant Groups are usually closed groups, Sharing Circles are designed to remain open so that new folks, especially new members to FUUN, can join throughout the year. 


 
 
 
 
 
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In a large congregation like ours, one of the best ways to get to know others and feel a sense of belonging is to join a small group. Whether you are new to us or have been a member for years, our Sharing Circles are a wonderful way to meet new people, foster meaningful connections, and deepen your personal spiritual journey.
All circle programs include groups of six to ten people who gather for meetings following a similar format. They open with a chalice lighting, have a check-in, and share readings that are pertinent to the topic of that particular meeting. One or two rounds of individual sharing comprise the greatest portion of the time. Meetings end with a closing reading and extinguishing the chalice.

In all circles, members agree to a set of their own covenants, which may include confidentiality, active listening, withholding judgement, etc.