​Your Membership Application

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    Permission Form (privacy act)

    The First Unitarian Congregation of Ottawa must comply with the relevant federal/provincial regulations.  FirstU is required, under the Privacy Act, to have each member, as well as any other attendee who wished to receive congregational information and be listed in our directory, complete a Permission Form.
    I, the applicant, agree to the use of my personal contact information (as provided above) for the following purposes:
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    By the congregation office, Board of Directors, and authorized committees for the sole purpose of conducting congregational
    ​business and activities.
    Inclusion in the Congregation’s Directory, which is made available to the congregation electronically via the website, and in printed form.
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    By the congregation office staff for the sole purpose of providing
    ​published material (e.g.: The Parkway Spire, the eUU)
    If possible, please opt to receive publications by email
    Photo Inclusion - in both group and individual photographs
    Tick all that apply
    These permissions may be rescinded at any time by contacting the congregation’s office
    If you are applying for Junior membership, (age 14- 17) the agreement of your parent or guardian is required here

    Family Information
    Children's Information (If Applicable - if more than one parent is applying for membership, include all children on a single applicant's form)

    attestation

    I have read and agree to affirm and promote Unitarian Universalist Principles. I have read and acknowledge my rights and responsibilities as a member of the First Unitarian Congregation of Ottawa. I understand that one of my responsibilities is to financially contribute to the congregation as my circumstances permit, and I understand and agree that I will be contacted during the annual pledge campaign by the Stewardship team.

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​30 Cleary Ave   K2A 4A1   
613-725-1066  
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"We acknowledge that our campus is located on traditional, unsurrendered
and unceded Algonquin Anishinaabeg Territory; and that the work
of reconciliation is a responsibility of our congregation, and of all Canadians. 
"Our goal is to educate ourselves and all who have ears to hear,
to be of service to those who are at risk, and to advocate for justice.

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