Coming Up in RE

Take the time to share with your children an online lesson prepared by Robert Jones. Watch Robert Jones' January video lesson, tied to the theme of Unfairness and Empathy. https://youtu.be/plfVp854CUg

Take the time to share with your children an online lesson prepared by Director of Religious Exploration Robert Jones. Watch Robert Jones' December video lesson, tied to the theme of Joy! https://youtu.be/l2Rnbv6rq_M

Take the time to share with your children an online lesson prepared by Director of Religious Exploration Robert Jones.CLICK HERE for Robert Jones' November video lesson, tied to the theme of the month—Non-violence.

Take the time to share with your children an online lesson prepared by Director of Religious Exploration Robert Jones.CLICK HERE for Robert Jones' October video lesson, tied to the theme of the month—Reverence.

While the Parish continues to operate remotely, the staff and Religious Exploration committee have prepared a number of RE lessons for families to do at home.CLICK HERE for Robert Jones' June video lesson, tied to the theme of the month—Play.CLICK HERE for...

While the Parish continues to operate remotely, the staff and Religious Exploration committee have prepared a number of RE lessons for families to do at home.CLICK HERE for Robert Jones' May lesson.

Building Beloved Community and journeying toward spiritual wholeness isn’t easy. The proposed 8th UU Principle invites us to “accountably dismantle racism and other oppressions in ourselves and our institutions.” Dismantling means taking apart something which has been built up.Racism has been built up for over 400 years. If we want to do it, we must commit to the long haul and the hard work. And when that hard work gets really hard, we will be tempted to quit or run away. So, what’s one of the ways our faith guides us into becoming a people of Beloved Community? It tells us “Don’t run away when things get hard!”

Building Beloved Community and journeying toward spiritual wholeness isn’t easy. The proposed 8th UU Principle invites us to “accountably dismantle racism and other oppressions in ourselves and our institutions.” Dismantling means taking apart something which has been built up.Racism has been built up for over 400 years. If we want to do it, we must commit to the long haul and the hard work. And when that hard work gets really hard, we will be tempted to quit or run away. So, what’s one of the ways our faith guides us into becoming a people of Beloved Community? It tells us “Don’t run away when things get hard!”

https://youtu.be/XmcFHrznUAg Please check out this lesson that we developed for our youngest members with our wonderful RE Assistant, Robert Jones. Current Events Amanda Gorman, The Hill We Climb 22-year-old Amanda Gorman became the United States’ youngest inaugural...