RE March 1, 2020
- Chalice Children class for children ages 0-5:
Nursery care is available during worship this weekend!
- Flames class for children in grades K-3:
This Sunday, our younger students will participate in a Moral Tales lesson about non-violence. They will read and discuss an Indian folktale about a child who must decide whether or not to protect a small bird from harm. Next, they will play a variety of games that encourage non-violent conflict resolution. They will finish class by taking some time to make “What Would UU Do?” bracelets.
- Explorers class for children and youth in grades 4-8:
Our older students will participate this Sunday in a Toolbox of Faith lesson about love. They will read and discuss a traditional Jewish story about love and sacrifice, and then they will explore the idea of human compassion through cooperative games, song, and an ASL “I love you” craft.
Read MoreRE February 23, 2020
- Chalice Children class for children ages 0-5:
Nursery care is available during worship this weekend!
- Religious Exploration class for children and youth in grades K-8:
This Sunday, February 23, our students will participate in an Arts and Music Sunday class! We will begin our class with a story about friendship, and a discussion about the love and kindness that friends show to one another. During our children’s choir rehearsal, we will learn a fun new song about friendship and play a musical game!
Read MoreReligious Exploration February 16, 2020
Chalice Children class (ages 0-5): Nursery care is available during worship this weekend!
All-Ages RE class (grades K-8): This Sunday, Sonia will lead our students in a Social Justice Sunday class about showing kindness and support to others. The students will think about the ways that we can all help when others are in need, and then they will make special gifts that we will distribute to pediatric patients at Emerson Hospital through the Teddy Bear Project!
Junior Youth Group (grades 4 and up): The Junior Youth Group will be making teddy bears for the Teddy Bear Project from 1-2pm in the Commons Classroom! We hope that you can join us for this fun and special project!
Read MoreReligious Exploration February 9th, 2020
Chalice Children class (ages 0-5): Nursery care is available during worship this weekend!
All-Ages RE class (grades K-8): This Sunday, our students will enjoy a special visit from Valerie Tratnyek, who will lead the class in creating a Valentine’s Day project! We will also read a beautiful story about the power of kindness, and think together about the many ways in which we can all spread love and brighten the days of those around us!
Read MoreReligious Exploration February 2, 2020
Chalice Children class (ages 0-5): Nursery care is available during worship this weekend!
Flames class (grades K-3): This week, our younger students will meet for a Moral Tales lesson about generosity. In this class, they will learn about what it means to be generous, and connect this idea with the second principle of Unitarian Universalism. They will hear a true story about a leader’s extremely generous act to help his people, and then they will practice generosity by making gifts for others.
Explorers class (grades 4-8): The older students in our program will meet this Sunday for a Toolbox of Faith lesson about flexibility. They will hear and discuss a story that imagines life without choices or flexibility, play a game that encourages them to adapt to change, and create works of art that symbolize the importance of being flexible and open-minded in their everyday lives.
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- Chalice Children class for children ages 0-5:
Nursery care is available during worship this weekend!
- Religious Exploration class for children and youth in grades K-8:
This Sunday, January 26, our students will participate in a Music Sunday class! We will begin our class with a story about Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., and a discussion about his dream of peace and equality for all. During our children’s choir rehearsal, we will learn some beautiful hymns that relate to Dr. King’s legacy and teachings.
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