Our Mission
The mission of First Unitarian Universalist Church of San Diego is to create community, to nurture spiritual growth, and to act on our values to help heal the world.
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Board Meeting - monthly on the third Tuesday
Tuesday, September 21, 6 pm. Board of Trustees meetings are open to congregants via Zoom. Email President Rev. Julie Forest at boardpresident@firstuusandiego.org for meeting information. |
Zoom With Your Board
monthly on the first Sunday Sunday, Sept. 5, 12:30 pm, https://bit.ly/FirstUUBoardChat. Chat with Board members to find out what the Board is working on or voice your accolades and/or concerns for our congregation. |
The Board of Trustees
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Our Church Board approves the policies presented by the Executive Team, as long as they are abiding by the Staff Limitations and other goals as set by the Board. In this way, the Board is freed up to be a long-term visioning group, able to discern what goals or ends the congregation wishes to achieve. The Board monitors the progress of the congregation in achieving agreed upon goals and monitors the performance of the Executive Team, in terms of their work towards the achievement of those goals. The Board of Trustees meets on the third Tuesday of each month and the meetings are open to church members.
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How to submit an agenda item to the Board
Church members requesting agenda items should fill out the Board Agenda Request Form at the bottom of this page or complete and email a Board Agenda Request Form to boardpresident@firstuusandiego.org by the end of business hours on the last day of the month. Items will be addressed at the next meeting. |
2021-2022 Board of Trustees
President
Julie Forest |
Vice President
Cora Pendergast |
Treasurer
Sue Marberry |
Secretary
Laura Ball |
Member
Maureen McNair |
Member
Brian Krohne |
Member
Rosalba Ciampi |
Member
Rhiannon Roselle |
Forms
Throughout our website, forms are posted alongside the content they pertain to. For example, The Window submission form is on The Window page. For more forms, see our Forms page.
