Creating Your Member Profile

    You join the World Wide Unitarian Universalists
by writing your own Member Profile.

    Introduce yourself to the other members.
What is your name?
Where do you live?
How do you spend your time?
Do you want to explain anything
about your most significant personal relationships?
Do you have a personal home page for further information?
What would you like the WWCC to be?
What talents and interests can you provide to the WWCC?
For example, what committees seem most interesting to you?

     A few sample membership files are available
for all to read on the WWCC home page.
[Sample member profile]
Perhaps these will give you some ideas
about what to include in your own member profile.
What you write for your member profile will not be permanent.
You may revise your member profile any time you please.

     The WWCC computerized member profiles
are organized so that they can be recalled
(by other members only) in three ways:
(1) by name.
An alphabetical list of all members appears,
beginning with their surnames, followed by their given names.
From this list, you can open
the member profile of any other member.

(2) by geographical location.
A map of the world appears.
Click any area you please, to discover what members live there.
For example, you may be most interested
in discovering members who live near you.
The United States (where most members live)
is divided according to the UUA geographical Districts.
And within each District, state lists are maintained.
And state lists are subdivided as needed
by city, region, etc.—whatever is most appropriate for that area.

(3) by spiritual path.
Because we are a very diverse collection of individuals,
we may wish to discover other members
with whom we have something in common, spiritually speaking.
For this reason, each member profile is also cataloged
according to the following spiritual paths.

(You may select more than one spiritual path.
This list is always open to expansion, revision, reorganization, etc.
If you don't fit any of these categories,
what new paths or sub-divisions would you suggest?
Can you provide better names for these spiritual paths?)

I. Theistic Spiritual Paths
     A. Jewish UUism
     B. Paganism
     C. Christian UUism
     D. Deism
     E. Earth-Centered Spirituality
     F. Panentheism
     G. Green Spirituality
     H. Pantheism
     I. Transcendentalism
     J. Process Theology

II. Non-Theistic Spiritual Paths
     A. Humanism
          1. Existential Spirituality
          2. Women's Spirituality, Feminist Spirituality
     B. Buddhist UUism

III. Individual Spiritual Paths
     Describe your own spirituality.

IV. Undecided—Searching
     Maybe you could describe where you came from
     and where you might be going next.

V. No Spiritual Path
     For members who reject all notions of spirituality.


    Here's the format for the heading of your member profile:
(1) Surname, Given Name(s);
occupation (optional)
(2) City, State, Country (or equivalent)
(3) e-mail: <your e-mail address>
(4) The URL for your personal home page (optional)
(5) spiritual path: Your Spiritual Path

     Then introduce yourself as you please.

    After your member profile is made available to all members,
you will also be given the secret code for reading all member profiles.
The other member profiles may inspire you
to revise and/or expand in your own member profile.

    {Send your comments and/or a draft of your member profile to:
James Park: e-mail: PARKx032@TC.UMN.EDU}

revised 4-2000

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