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Our Philosophy of Religious Education Unitarian Universalist Religious Education is a lifelong process that facilitates each individual’s path of spiritual growth while promoting an understanding of how to live our UU principles and values.
It extends beyond the classroom and is dependant upon the whole congregation’s support and participation. The goal of the UUCT religious education program is to provide a safe space to explore, question, wonder, listen and reflect in a joyful, affirming environment.
There is now a container for children’s offerings located in the small dome. Children can contribute to the collection plate each week by writing their name on a tiny envelope and placing it in the box.
All Religious Education volunteers who miss worship service receive a free recording of the service. CD’s are located below the RE bulletin board in the big dome. Growing Spirituality: A Summer of Spiritual Practice Don’t stop coming to church just because it’s the summer!!! Fun
activities and fellowship with friends will be taking place all summer long at UUCT!!! Each Sunday during the 11:00 a.m. worship service the children and youth will be in the small dome learning about and participating in
a different spiritual practice. Activities will include yoga, dancing, music making, cooking, nature walking and MORE! It’s going to be a great summer of growing our UU spirituality. Don’t
Miss It!!! 2008 Family Calendar June 8 Summer Semester Begins Note: Our Religious Education Committee will be recruiting for next year’s RE program throughout the
summer. Our focus for 2008/2009 will be strengthening a Unitarian Universalist identity while having fun! Our curriculum, Spirit of Adventure,
explores Unitarian Universalist principles and key figures with units on sports, medicine, science, building, and more. When an RE Committee talks to you about volunteering please say “YES!” More about the upcoming RE year and volunteer opportunities will be
mailed out over the summer. Childcare is provided in the nursery for newborns to age 5. We have two paid childcare workers, Kim Thorne and Catherine Caldwell. Kim has been employed at the church since 2003
and Catherine joined our childcare team in 2008. Kim & Catherine provide loving care in a safe environment during church so parents can attend the service. Childcare during all church events can be arranged if parents notify the DRE at
least two weeks in advance. UUCT Religious Education Contacts Judy Lehman 866-0591; jr.lehman@verizon.net Kaarla McKenzie 731-7443; kaarla.mckenzie@gmail.com Candy Gale 317-7660; candylgale@earthlink.net Sherri Kindt sherri@travelworld1.com Tempie Taudte 931-1817 ttaudte@yahoo.com Carolyn Adler 237-6321adlerca@aol.com Katie Culbert, Director of Religious Education 813-988-8188; DRE@UUTampa.org Click here for Florida District Young Religious Unitarian Universalists |
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