Religious Education

Children’s Religious Education
children's RE

		Our children’s program provides information about the beliefs and practices of all the world’s major religions: Christian, Jewish, Buddhist, Traditional, Hindu and Islamic. We provide encouragement towards an understanding of other cultures and a feeling of being a world citizen. We learn about the Bible, the Torah, the Koran; and that the inspiration of the divine is to be found in many books. We teach about ethical living, responsibility, non–violent conflict resolution, respect, democratic values, ecological friendliness, honesty and integrity, healthfulness, charity and community service. Enrollment is limited. Classes are held every Sunday from 10:45 A.M. to 11:45 A.M. Children and Youth Religious Exploration Develops Mission Statement The Children and Youth RE Committee, which meets the Second Sunday of every month after Church, has agreed upon the following Mission Statement: “Provide the youth insight and experience with an array of the world’s religions so that they can grow their own spirituality and develop a lifelong commitment to the principles of Unitarian Universalism.” Contact: Kandie Kato, Director of Religious Education at (541) 378-7117 for more information. What I need from our wonderfully generous friends at the UU are cultural items for display and also cultural ideas to bring our program to life. Please give me a call to discuss ideas or drop off items at my office downstairs. I really appreciate you! Kandie Kato, Director of Religious Education 2012 Winter Program—February Peace and Justice with Oneself Jan. 29: Affirmation of Self Feb. 5: Affirmation of Self and Others Feb. 12: All We Need Is Love Feb. 19: Deciding for Peace and Justice Peace and Justice with Others Feb. 26: Respecting Others, Valuing Diversity

Our children’s program provides information about the beliefs and practices of all the world’s major religions: Christian, Jewish, Buddhist, Traditional, Hindu and Islamic.

We provide encouragement towards an understanding of other cultures and a feeling of being a world citizen.

We learn about the Bible, the Torah, the Koran; and that the inspiration of the divine is to be found in many books.

We teach about ethical living, responsibility, non–violent conflict resolution, respect, democratic values, ecological friendliness, honesty and integrity, healthfulness, charity and community service.

Enrollment is limited. Classes are held every Sunday from 10:45 A.M. to 11:45 A.M.

Children and Youth Religious Exploration Develops Mission Statement

The Children and Youth RE Committee, which meets the Second Sunday of every month after Church, has agreed upon the following Mission Statement: “Provide the youth insight and experience with an array of the world’s religions so that they can grow their own spirituality and develop a lifelong commitment to the principles of Unitarian Universalism.”

Contact: Kandie Kato, Director of Religious Education at (541) 378-7117 for more information.

What I need from our wonderfully generous friends at the UU are cultural items for display and also cultural ideas to bring our program to life. Please give me a call to discuss ideas or drop off items at my office downstairs. I really appreciate you!
Kandie Kato, Director of Religious Education

2012 Winter Program—February

Peace and Justice with Oneself

Peace and Justice with Others