(Which of these 10 reasons applies to your situation?)
1. Would you like to discover other kindred spirits in cyber-space?
The First Unitarian Universalist Church of the
Internet
has already brought people together who
live thousands of miles apart.
You becoming a member by creating a Facebook profile for yourself.
Then you go to the "First Unitarian Universalist Church of the
Internet",
which is a Facebook Page, and click the 'like' button.
Then you have the capacity to become a 'friend'
of any other member of FUUCI,
which will enable you to share profiles and messages.
Computer communication
definitely has limitations,
but it might be better than complete isolation.
If your closest UU congregation is more than an hour away by car,
communicating by computer might be better.
The FUUCI might possibly
fill some of this gap.
Face-to-face gatherings might
be better,
but the logistics might make this difficult
or impossible.
In the FUUCI, every member has a direct vote
to select the next cyber-sermon.
4.
If you are active in a local UU group,
would
your group like some input
from
others with similar interests all around the world?
The FUUCI distributes
'cyber-sermons',
short gems of UU thinking,
which could be used as discussion-starters
by your UU group.
And you (or your group collectively)
could create cyber-sermons to share with
others.
Because FUUCI is
the first organization of its kind,
it has the potential of being able to
gather and share
the VERY BEST in UU thinking.
And the themes addressed in cyber-sermons
will be SELECTED BY THE MEMBERS.
What issues are you passionately concerned
about?
FUUCI creates cyber-sermons available to all
members.
But Facebook enables members to respond to these cyber-sermons
and to respond to the comments of other members.
And because most people on Facebook post pictures of themselves,
you will have a better sense of the people who are sharing their
thoughts.
And there is always the possibility of private communications.
FUUCI creates on-going
discussions
in response to cyber-sermons and other
communications.
It will also be possible to establish
online groups
of people discussing issues of mutual
interest and concern.
We may be separated from one another
by geographical distance,
but our electronic devices bring us right
into THIS ROOM.
Later, FUUCI might connect members with
professionals
who can address the interests and needs of
the members world wide.
These volunteer professional staff members
create occasional cyber-sermons
and are available by e-mail for personal
interaction
with the members of FUUCI.
The role of professional
volunteers is
described more fully here:
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The First Unitarian Universalist Church of the
Internet
bridges the geographical distances that often separate us:
FUUCI transcends SPACE:
You do not have to be in any particular
place.
But we also transcends TIME:
You read the communications when you
are ready for them.
And you respond whenever the spirit moves you.
It could be the middle of the night.
FUUCI will always be there,
waiting for you to tune-in
—and
to respond if and when you so
desire.
IF YOU ANSWERED
"YES"
TO MOST OF THESE
QUESTIONS, YOU CAN JOIN THE
FIRST UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST CHURCH OF THE
INTERNET:
Anyone in the world
who has Internet access
can join.
Go to: http://www.facebook.com.
Register your e-mail address and create a password.
Then search for the
"First Unitarian Universalist Church of the Internet".
Click 'like'.
Later FUUCI might also create a UUA-hosted
e-mailing list
for people who do not wish to use our Facebook presence.
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