Religious Exploration
Sandy Urbanczyk
Religious Exploration (download our RE Brochure)
Sandy Urbanczyk, Director of Religious Exploration
Year’s end is neither an end nor a beginning but a going on, with all the wisdom that experience can instill in us. ~Hal Borland
It is now 2010 and our RE Program is doing great thanks to the fantastic group of volunteers who bring their talents, time, and wisdom to share with our UUFEC babies, children, tweens, and teens. The Fall has been very busy with some wonderful Family Fun Nights and the children’s and youth new service projects with Opportunity Place and SOCKS. We have much in store over the next few months. Opportunities for learning, service, and fellowship as we carry the wisdom of our experience into the new year while living our UU Principles.
RE Service Projects:
Opportunity Place Can Food Drive :
The tweens and teens will continue to collect can foods for Opportunity Place’s pantry. The bin is located at the back of the Fellowship building. Help us fill their new pantry!
SOCKS (Save Our Cats and Kittens):
The Fun in Action children will collect items for this No – Kill cat shelter. Items include cat food & litter, paper towels, bleach, cat toys, blankets and towels. The collection bin is located next to the can food bin at the back of the Fellowship building.
Thank you for the generous donations and continued support of our RE Program!
If you’d like to volunteer in RE and spend some time with these bright and beautiful UUFEC children, either once in while or on a continuing basis, just let me or Jennifer Jordan ( RE Committee Chair) know. There is always room for you.
As always – Questions, Concerns, or Ideas? Contact your DRE.
Sandy Urbancyk
Director of Religious Exploration
Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of the Emerald Coast
850-678-7113
dresandy@cox.net
Sunday Schedule
Nursery - Kerri Witte will be in the nursery at 9:45 Sunday mornings for children ages 0 – 4. The nursery will be available during both first hour and second hour.
First Hour immediately following A Story for All Ages:
Picture Book UU - children ages 5 – 7 (Kindergarten & first grade) meet in the Piper Room A
Spirit of Adventure – children ages 8 – 10 (2nd thru 5th grade) meet in Piper Room B
Tweens & Teens remain in the service during first hour.
Second Hour:
Riddles & Mystery – UU Responses to Big Questions – Tweens age 11 – 13 (middle school) meet in Piper Room B
UU Fun in Action – Children age 5 – 10 come together in Piper Room A for crafts, games, service projects, and much more.
Teen Talk – Teens ages 13 – 18 have the opportunity to meet once a month with an adult facilitator to discuss current topics and to make plans for service projects as well as social times.