Only one new congregation this year?

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I see the UU Congregation of Petoskey, Michigan joined the UUA (PDF) in January, with 35 members. Is that the only one that joined in 2012?

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3 thoughts on “Only one new congregation this year?”

  1. Derek

    And Petoskey is not very new. It was still emerging 12 years ago, when I was on the old Michigan District’s extension committee.

  3. Scott Wells Post author

    Steve, I wonder if the other two joined last year only to be welcomed now. But three is a pretty small group in any case.
    Also working up a review of the newly emerging (and “submerging” congregations.)

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