The Extended Family Program creates small, intentional, intergenerational "mini-communities" within our larger congregation. Each Extended Family consists of about 10–15 people (including children) who commit to meeting regularly to share meals, celebrate life milestones, explore shared interests, and support one another through life's ups and downs. These groups are autonomous and self-governed, focusing primarily on deepening interpersonal connections and weaving a strong web of community.
This form helps the planning committee thoughtfully place individuals and households into their Extended Family. By sharing your living situation, logistics, and interests, you help us create a well-balanced, accessible, and vibrant family. All information provided will only be used for family placement.
1. Primary Applicant Demographics
If participating as a household, please designate one primary contact.
4. Accessibility & Logistics
Meetings typically occur in members' homes or other locations decided upon by the group.