Joining our movement
Be part of a movement 4 million strong around the corner and around the world
Which way of joining is right for me?
We offer different types of membership to accommodate levels of time commitment and personal circumstances: new members can choose to become a global member or a local member*.
Our global membership is ideal for anyone who wants to be part of the global movement, and supports its objectives without active involvement in local community outreach or volunteering.
By joining our global movement, the change we can achieve together is priceless. To join Mothers’ Union as part of the global movement, please click on the “Join the Global Movement” box below.
Joining MU through a local group as a local member or friend is likely to be the right path for people particularly interested in getting involved actively to make a change in their local community, and in joining together with other members in faith, fellowship and friendship. If you would like to join locally, please contact the local diocese directly for more details. See below for further information.
For clergy and church members who feel their congregation would benefit from being part of Mothers’ Union, we offer a new church‑based membership option. Click here to find out more.
Have questions about joining? Our Membership Team is ready to help — contact them at membership@mothersunion.org
*Please note that you cannot join local groups via the website; you will need to contact the diocese directly for more details on how to join.

Global Movement
Joining the global movement is likely to be the right path for you if you are particularly interested in finding out more about Mothers’ Union and supporting our work. You will become part of our global family, a community of action and prayer.
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Local groups
Joining MU through a local diocese or local group as a local member or friend is likely to be the right path for you if you are particularly interested in getting involved actively to make a change in your local community, and in joining together with others for faith, fellowship and friendship.
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Benefits of joining
When you join Mothers’ Union, you become part of a worldwide Christian movement of prayer, care and practical action; the change we can achieve together is priceless.
If you join as a global member, you will receive:
- A welcome pack containing a welcome letter, an MU badge, the most recent hard copy of Connected (our bi-annual magazine), and the MU Prayer Diary, including key dates in the Church year.
- The option to receive our monthly e‑newsletter.
- An invitation to join the Mothers’ Union Facebook Group so you can connect with the movement online.
You will also be encouraged to take part in our work, especially by getting involved with your local MU group.
If you are a global member who lives overseas, you will receive:
- A welcome email.
- Electronic copies of Connected magazine and the MU Prayer Diary.
- The option to receive the monthly e‑newsletter and to join the Mothers’ Union Facebook Group, enabling you to connect with the movement online.
Local ways of joining and getting involved vary by country and province, so you are advised to contact your local MU directly.
If you join a local group, depending on where you live and how you choose to join, you will receive:
- Locally relevant newsletters, alongside Connected magazine and the MU Prayer Diary.
- Opportunities to take part in community projects and volunteering.
- Monthly meetings for discussion, prayer and fellowship.
- As a local MU member, you also have the constitutional right to vote in MU elections and to stand for election.
Please note that subscriptions rates are set locally and will vary depending on where you join. To find out more, please contact your local diocese using the interactive map.
Those who have been baptised in the name of the Trinity are welcome to join Mother’s Union as members. Those who are not baptised are also warmly welcome as friends and participate fully in our community life.
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