Frequently Asked Questions

What are HUUF's goals?
Our primary goals are to continue to provide spiritually and ethically engaging and meaninful services and fellowship for our Beloved Community. Beyond that, we hope to save enough to be able to share a part-time minister with another UU fellowship in Mississippi.

How do we spend our money?
HUUF’s budget consists locally of expenses related to the weekly rental of the Garden Space, weekly childcare, monthly pot luck supplies, yearly web space rental and the like. As a congregation in fellowship with the Unitarian Universalist Association, we make a fair share financial contribution to the UUA and the the Mid-South District based on the number of members we have. This money is used to support national Unitarian Universalist work and District work in the form of workshops and conferences. It also pays for member subscriptions to the UU magazine.

I'd like to make a volunteer commitment but don’t know what to volunteer for, what should I do?
Check out our volunteer page!

I have suggestions for ways to improve HUUF’s Sunday services and/or service to the community. Who should I talk to?
Feel free to speak with any member of the HUUF Board.

I'd like to make a financial commitment to HUUF, how much should I pledge?
Your financial pledge is your decision. From a spiritual perspective, your pledge should matter — to both you and the congregation. Our pledges are the fiscal foundation of HUUF. From members, we appreciate pledges that at least cover the $74 per year we send to the Unitarian Universalist national association and the Mid-South District. Pledges that exceed that amount help us to meet our goals as a congregation and our community outreach goals, as well.