Worship Associates Program

Empower Your Spiritual Voice: Join Our Worship Associates Program

A Community-Led Spiritual Journey

At First Universalist Church of Minneapolis, we believe in the power of our congregation to lead, inspire, and shape our worship experience. Our Worship Associates Program is a testament to this belief—offering every member the opportunity to contribute to our communal spiritual journey.

Co-Creation at Its Best

Led by our Director of Worship, an acclaimed artist and educator, this program embodies our commitment to excellence in worship. Associates work closely with a distinguished team of ministry leaders. It’s a collaboration that not only enriches our worship but also fosters a dynamic and vibrant spiritual community.

Why Join Us?

  • Lead and Innovate: Your voice and vision can guide our worship, creating impactful and meaningful services.
  • Professional Growth: Develop invaluable skills in public speaking, leadership, and theological reflection, mentored by experienced leaders.
  • Deep Connection: Forge deeper bonds within our community, becoming part of a team dedicated to spiritual growth and collaboration.

Our Legacy of Shared Ministry

Inspired by the visionary approach of Rev. Robert Eller-Isaacs, our program celebrates the shared power of clergy and congregation in ministry. “The real gift of Unitarian Universalism,” Eller-Isaacs noted, “is the empowerment through participation.”

Transformative Experiences Await You

Embark on a journey that transcends the ordinary—where your participation as a Worship Associate offers an opportunity to lead, to transform and to be transformed.

Are You Ready to Transform And Be Transformed?

Take the first step towards a deeper engagement with your faith and your church. Let’s embark on this transformative journey together.

Apply to Become A Worship Associate

Applications are open until September 26th, with an October start. Step into this opportunity to grow as a leader and make a lasting impact on the future of worship at First Universalist.