HOW MID-SOUTH DISTRICT WORKS
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The work of Mid-South District is accomplished by many volunteer leaders, who function on various committees and task forces and as consultants in various areas, and a staff, which includes a District Executive, a Lifespan Program Consultant, Office Administrators, and a Bookkeeper.
The district maintains an office in Oxford, MS. |
| Financial support for the district comes from ‘fair share’ contributions from member congregations to the UUA Annual Program Fund ($54 per member is asked in 07-08), to Mid-South District directly ($20 per member is asked in 2007-08), and from special individual support from ‘Fans of Mid-South District.’ Read more here. |
The district offers a full calendar of events and programs and services to support congregations in their work of being transforming religious communities that reach out to all who seek the inclusive, inspiring faith of Unitarian Universalism. |
Mid-South District is governed by a Board of Trustees, which functions as a ‘program board.’ Officers and Trustees are elected at annual meetings of the district held during the Mid-South Annual Assembly each spring. |
The Mid-South District Bylaws guides the governance of the district, job descriptions describe the responsibilities of various officer, board, and committee positions, and a structural chart provides a visual image of the connections among the many facets of the district’s operations. |
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