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We are reprinting this article from last year, updated for 2017, because I think attending a UU summer camp or conference is so important to growing Unitarian Universalists of any age. They may not be able to articulate it well, but many lifelong Unitarian Universalists … read more.
How do parents and caregivers raise a UU child? By talking to their children about being a Unitarian Universalist and modeling UU values. The Religious Education program at UUCWC teaches children UU values and traditions, but children learn and internalize their concepts of faith, morality, … read more.
Welcome back to those families that I haven’t seen this summer.
Our intergenerational water ingathering service is on September 11th. Please bring a small amount of water from your home or a place you visited this summer.
Religious education classes begin on September 18th. The RE … read more.
I want to thank the 32 people who volunteered in our children’s Religious Education (RE) program this year. Our children’s lives have been enriched because of the dedication and commitment of these volunteer teachers. I may be the adult face of the children’s RE program, … read more.
Celebrating our 100th anniversary made me wonder what children’s religious education was like at the First Unitarian Church of Trenton (UUCWC’s precursor) when it started in 1948. Amazingly, there are a lot of similarities in both the method and the content of Unitarian Sunday … read more.
What are you doing this summer? Did you know that there are over 26 UU camps and conference centers that offer one-week all-inclusive vacations for individuals, families and teens? I have attended UU camps both with my family and alone. I find the … read more.
by Scott Drew, Children’s Religious Education Teacher
January 17. The message of the Scripture reading from the Book of Daniel was that God speaks to us through dreams. And for the Pastor of St. John’s Baptist Church in Ewing, Dr. Vincent Jackson, it … read more.
This year the grade 4-5 class in religious education is studying the Jewish and Christian Bible using a UU curriculum called Bibleodeon. Some of you may be surprised at this topic, or even alarmed. Many of us who were raised in non-UU faiths … read more.
by Dave Anderson
My journey at UUCWC began almost 4 years ago because of two simple words that in their togetherness were infinite with possibilities: Who’s God? My son asked this of me as he neared his 4th birthday, when I replied to one of … read more.
Our Children’s Religious Education program gets underway on Sunday, September 20.
The curriculum for the 2015 – 2016 year is posted on our website at http://www.uucwc.org/children-youth/childrens-religious-education-curriculum/.
And if you haven’t registered your child(ren) yet, please do so as soon as possible to help us … read more.
