Member of the Central Midwest District of the Unitarian Universalist Association Questions or comments? Contact the webmaster. Last updated May 13, 2010.       The Adult Religious Education program provides an ongoing core curriculum of classes, forums, discussion groups, and experiential learning opportunities that strengthen UU spiritual and ethical identity, increase understanding of world religions, educate about the environment and other social justice issues, strengthen family life and individual mental and physical health and well being, and train UU leaders for the church and the community.    November Second Sunday Social-Making Music!- All are invited to gather in the Chapel at 10:00am on Sunday, November 13th, for a fun music making event.  Mark Bruns and Molly Koebbe, members of the Family Activities Committee, are planning a fun time of instrument making and sing along.  The Second Sunday socials are designed to give families from both services a time to come together in community.  All are invited – you do not have to have children to come join the fun! Guest at Your Table, November 20th - During the service on this morning you will receive your Guest at Your Table box. Guest at Your Table supports the work of the Unitarian Universalist Service Committee. The UUSC is an independent human rights organization whose work is guided by our Unitarian Universalist values. The UUSC focuses their attention on protecting human rights and protecting groups in times of disaster and armed conflict. You can support the UUSC by bringing home a Guest At Your Table box. Place your GAYT box on your table where you share your meals. Every time you have a meal or snack make a monetary contribution to the box. IN this way, you share the blessing and bounty of your meal and home with others around the world. Boxes will be collected on Sunday, January 15th. Parent Meeting, November 20th, 10:00am in the Chapel.  All Religious Education parents are encouraged to attend this parent meeting.  This is an opportunity to share our ideas and visions for the RE program and address any issues that have arisen this season.  Looking forward to talking with everyone. If you're thinking about membership, this is a good orientation.                                 Wonderful Wednesdays    November 16th – 5:30pm till 8:30pm. Plan to join our once a month mid-week gathering for fun, connection and learning. Schedule for the evening: 5:30 – 6:45 – Come anytime in this timeframe to purchase a simple meal. 6:00-7:00 – Mom’s Covenant Group 7:00 – 7:20 – Vesper Service 7:30 – 8:30 – Programming Options Chess with Tom Archer Book Chat in the Library Board Games in Fellowship Hall  St. Louis in the Time of William Greenleaf Eliot presented by Emily Jaycox, member and librarian at the Missouri History Museum.  Using historic maps, this presentation will look at the culture and geography of St. Louis at the time of our founding minister, William Greenleaf Eliot.  This year is the bicentennial of William Greenleaf Eliot’s birth. Right Relations Book Discussion  -- Crucial Conversations – Tools for talking when the stakes are high with Kathy Wire and Sherry Bassi.  Everyone who is interested in Healthy Congregations work is encouraged to participate in this discussion.  Each participant is responsible for obtaining a copy of the book.  If you purchase a new copy it is recommended that you get the 2nd Edition.  If you obtain a copy from a library or used book store, the 1st Edition is fine.  Please complete the book in time for the discussion group.   If you wish further information, please sign up in advance in Fellowship Hall or contact the church office. Childcare and Homework Room available for those children not participating in one of the programs.      Back to top    For More Information See: Lynn Hunt, Credentialed Religious Educator   ________ Please contact with any questions and comments about our Adult Education classes and programs.      First Unitarian Church of St. Louis | 5007 Waterman Boulevard | St. Louis, Missouri 63108 | 314-361-0595 Copyright © 2003-2009 First Unitarian Church of St. Louis. All rights reserved. Back to top | Home | Site map