UUA Large Congregations Team
The Large Congregations Team (LCT) is an inter-departmental panel which includes Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA) staff and representatives from key large church constituencies. It meets on a regular basis to examine the needs of large churches, review the UUA's efforts to serve them, and establish priorities for our ongoing work with large congregations.
Mission: The Large Congregations Team supports and encourages large congregation ministry in our movement. To do this the Team will:
- Scan the large congregation environment in search of instances and patterns of success and challenge for our large congregations;
- Advocate for the application of UUA resources in line with needs and opportunities facing large congregations;
- Support larger mid-size congregations in their size transitions to large congregations.
Current members of the LCT are:
- Harlan Limpert, Director for Congregational Growth and Vitality, and Large Congregations Team Convener
hlimpert @ uua.org - Laurel Amabile, Annual Program Fund Director
lamabile @ uua.org - Liz Jones, Director of Religious Education and Family Ministry, First Unitarian Universalist (UU) Church, San Diego, CA
liz @ firstuusandiego.org - Peter Morales, President of the UUA
pmorales @ uua.org - Richard Speck, Joseph Priestley District, District Executive
richard @ jpduua.org - Roger Fritts, Senior Minister, Cedar Lane UU Church, Bethesda, MD
rfritts @ cedarlane.org - Sarah Lammert, Director of Ministry & Faith Development
slammert @ uua.org - Terasa Cooley, Director of Congregational Life
tcooley @ uua.org - Stefan Jonasson, Director for Large Congregations
sjonasson @ uua.org
For more information contact growthresources @ uua.org.
This work is made possible by the generosity of individual donors and congregations. Please consider making a donation today.
Last updated on Tuesday, April 26, 2011.
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