Sunday Service FAQ

Welcome to Worship at UniLu!
Here are a few things you might like to know:

I have questions, but I don't want to read all these questions. How do I get answers?

• Pastor Sam is all about a chat. Whether it's email, coffee, tea, a walk, a hike, or a bike ride, just get in touch or schedule some time: [email protected] | https://calendly.com/pastor_sam
  
  
• Is this thing ever going to start? Though our service is scheduled to start at 10:00, people will roll in late. If you get here at 9:45, you might not see anyone other than the pastor. Don't worry; you are in the right place, people are on their way, and we will have worship. You will know the service is about to start when you hear the bell or the welcome.
  
  
• I’m fidgety and like to have an escape route. Is that ok? We want you to be comfortable here! You are welcome to bring your coffee with you to your seat, you are welcome to work on a craft project during the service, you are welcome to move your chair to somewhere more convenient. You are welcome.
  
  
• What should I do with these small creatures I call my children? If you have kids, know that they are welcome too! They may sit with you, hang out at the kids table with activities and toys, or run about the yard- according to your comfort level. We know kids make noise, and are learning as they go, so we hope you'll relax and let them be who they are while you're here.
  
  
• If I gotta go, where do I go? There are two all-gender restrooms behind the wall with the Gospel book and Pulpit. There is also another all-gender restroom in the building across the lawn.
  
  
• Can I be part of the bread and wine OR- what if I don't want to be part of the bread and wine? Absolutely everyone is welcome at our table, even the kids. There is always gluten free bread as well as grape juice available; If you want to come to the table with everyone, but dont really want to have any of the communion elements, that is ok too. Just let Pastor know and she'll give you a blessing and remind you how important you are to God.