The UUCS Religious Education program provides a multifaceted program of worship, social justice projects, special events and RE classes organized by age.
Our Religious Education Program meets at 10:30 am in the West Wing.
Our Religious Education Program meets at 10:30 am in the West Wing.
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Our Children’s Religious Education classes use a variety of age appropriate curricula to connect our children and youth to the values of our religion. The curricula draw from Unitarian Universalist Principles and Sources to encourage spiritual and ethical development, the creation of a Unitarian Universalist identity, and literacy in world religious traditions
PreK - 1st Grade Class A Discovering Year
Our PreK-Kindergarten class will use the UU Shelter Rock curriculum, "A Discovering Year". This curriculum offers young children the opportunity to learn about their religious community and tradition, as well as discovering and expressing their uniqueness. It encourages them to use their mind, body, and emotions to develop their sense of self-esteem and identity within their UU community. 2nd - 5th Grade Class Spirit of Adventure
The 2nd through 5th grade class will use Spirit of Adventure. It is designed to bring hands on activities into learning about our Unitarian Universalist principles, founders, and other great leaders who share our beliefs. This class engages with hands on activities and spirited discussion.
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RE NEWS
September 23, 2018, 10:30 am
This week in Religious Education: Nursery: Those 3 and younger will play with our nursery staff and volunteers PK-1st grade: We Cooperate. Unitarian Universalists believe we should take care of our earth, the home we share with all living things. Our church is a place where we cooperate and help one another 2nd- 5th grade: Sports: The good, the bad and the Ugly. Just like life, sports have a good side, in good sportsmanship and a bad side, in violence, racism, crudity, drug abuse and other issues. Today, discuss the balance of good and bad in sports. Youth: The Democratic Way. The youth will meet with the DRE, Lisa, to vote on activities for the year, social justice causes and youth voices within the church. This is a continuation from last week's discussion Questions: DRE@uusarasota.org ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 
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