Adult Religious Education
Courses Begin in January
Course dates and times are in the downloadable flyers. See the links at the end of each course description.
Articulating Your UU Faith
What do you believe? What is Unitarian Universalism?
The focus of this course is articulation- practicing how and what to say in various settings in which you might be called upon to declare your beliefs or illuminate the values and beliefs of Unitarian Universalism.
Facilitator: Katelynn Riva
Download the flyer (PDF, 103 KB)
Understanding Grief
Are you facing a difficult grieving process? It is important to understand our grief and hold that loss with care. This course will engage us in our grief. The group will talk, tell stories, listen, and reflect to help process the feelings that come with loss.
Facilitator: Reverend Mitra Rahnema
Download the flyer (PDF, 64 KB)
Parent Support
Is it time for a progressive parent support group! Rev. Mitra will host the group with the goals of sharing experiences, looking at the emotional components of parenting and family, and reflecting on family patterns and resources.
Facilitator: Reverend Mitra Rahnema
Download the flyer (PDF, 94 KB)
Spiritual Practices
What are spiritual practices? Do UUs have spiritual practices? This course will dabble with various practices. Meeting twice a month, each month will look at a different spiritual practice.
Download the flyer (PDF, 82 KB)
Simplicity Circle
The simplicity circle will provide information and support for those who want to reduce their impact on the earth while living more intentionally. Voluntary simplicity or simple living means living consciously and deliberately, focusing on what you truly need or genuinely cherish. Visit the Voluntary Simplicity page for v.s. resources.
Co-led by Dave Salahi and Pat Horton
Download the flyer (PDF, 134 KB)
Covenant Groups
A Covenant Group is a small group of people who meet regularly to give each other intentional and meaningful opportunities to connect in the context of Unitarian Universalism. The heart of the meeting is the sharing that comes when participants share stories and questions of meaning from the wellspring of their own lives.
Facilitators: Retha Roberts and Susan Jagielko, Linda Haghi, and Richard Lappin
