First Unitarian Society of Madison Employee Directory
Religious InstitutionsWisconsin, United States11-50 Employees
The First Unitarian Society of Madison is a religious institution in Madison, Wisconsin, operating within the Unitarian Universalist tradition. It provides a welcoming, progressive community that emphasizes social justice, music, religious education, and engagement with the legacy of Frank Lloyd Wright, guided by a belief in deeds over creed and the importance of a life of integrity. The society aims to serve seekers exploring spiritual, ethical, and social questions in a safe, nurturing environment, supporting individual freedom of conscience and collective efforts to promote truth, righteousness, and charity. Based in Madison, the organization describes itself as a forum for ethical growth and democratic engagement, rooted in a set of core values including the inherent worth of every person, justice and compassion, and respect for the interconnected world. Founded in the 19th century, the institution has a long-standing mission to be a force for good in the world within its religious and community context, and it has been recognized for its work in economic justice and leadership. The group operates with a membership that aligns with Unitarian Universalist principles and seeks to maintain a diverse community that welcomes people of various theological perspectives.