Director’s Welcome
RE Children working on Projects
This year’s program for K-5th graders is entitled “Moral Tales”, a UUA Tapestry of Faith curriculum. The children will explore how Unitarian Universalism translates into life choices and everyday actions. Sessions include chalice lighting, centering in silence, story time, singing, hands on art activities, guided discussion and group projects. For additional informaton and to access the registration forms go to the Fellowship webpage at www.madisoncountyuu.org The program operates under the supervision of the Religious Education Committee. Program specific questions can be directed to Michael Taylor, Director of RE at mjtuu@yahoo.com or 859-333-4404. We have links to the enrollment form and behavior contract on this site.
The children will start in the classroom at 10:45am when the service bell rings. They will not go to the Fellowship Hall with the adults. The exception to this is on the Sundays Esther Hurlburt speaks to the main group. On these third Sundays of the month, the children should stay with their parents until they are sent to their class by singing.
RE Children working on Projects
This year’s program for K-5th graders is entitled “Moral Tales”, a UUA Tapestry of Faith curriculum. The children will explore how Unitarian Universalism translates into life choices and everyday actions. Sessions include chalice lighting, centering in silence, story time, singing, hands on art activities, guided discussion and group projects. For additional informaton and to access the registration forms go to the Fellowship webpage at www.madisoncountyuu.org The program operates under the supervision of the Religious Education Committee. Program specific questions can be directed to Michael Taylor, Director of RE at mjtuu@yahoo.com or 859-333-4404. We have links to the enrollment form and behavior contract on this site.
The children will start in the classroom at 10:45am when the service bell rings. They will not go to the Fellowship Hall with the adults. The exception to this is on the Sundays Esther Hurlburt speaks to the main group. On these third Sundays of the month, the children should stay with their parents until they are sent to their class by singing.
