• Save historical resources
• Organize historical resources
• Publish historical information on special occasions
• Research the history of changes within the congregation
• Make historical data available for other Church functions: for example, planning

At present, the primary focus of the History Committee is updating the history of the Unitarian Universalist Church from 1974 to 2009, the sesquicentennial year of the Church. The History Committee is periodically active, primarily in response to Church members' interests as they arise.

Nominating

The Church Constitution Article IX requires that a Nominating Committee of five voting Church members be elected annually for terms concurrent with those of the Board officers and with the fiscal year. The purpose of the Committee is to nominate candidates for Board offices, Board membership, Trustees and the Committee's own successors. The Committee recommends a slate of nominees to the congregation for approval at the congregational meeting in December. The names of the nominees are published as part of the congregational meeting agenda at least ten days before the meeting. In the case of mid-term vacancies, the Committee will select at least two candidates for the position. The Board of Directors will then select a replacement from among the candidates. Nominating Committee duties include:

• Target and recruit candidates for all positions
• Request nominations from the congregation
• Check 'voting status' of prospective nominees
• Obtain consent of all nominees