Have you considered becoming a member of Summit Unitarian Universalist Fellowship (Summit) and wondered how you do it? 

Membership is open to all persons regardless of race, color, gender, sexual orientation, age, national origin, ancestry, disability, or medical condition. Members (of at least 30 days) are eligible to participate in and vote on critical matters that arise during annual and special meetings, and together elect Summit’s Officers and the Board of Directors each spring. 

Anyone aged 16 (sixteen) or older may be considered a member of Summit by doing the following: 

1. Acknowledging their sympathy with its missions and programs,
2. Signing the membership book, 
3. Actively participating in the life and work of the fellowship,
4. Making a written pledge for each year in which they wish to maintain their membership. A pledge may be a zero-dollar amount or a pledge of time and effort.