Adult Ministries offers adults of all ages opportunities to learn and grow their spirit.
Throughout the week you’ll find learning opportunities of various kinds – interactive classes, discussion groups, book studies, and more. Adult Religious Education at First Unitarian provides faith development that supports our congregants in each step of their journey to become spiritually grounded and able to engage the world with faith and confidence.
We offer several kinds of adult learning opportunities:
FAITH FORWARD: FROM VISITOR TO LEADER
A faith development and membership path with classes about our church and Unitarian Universalism, our history, spiritual practice, and more. These classes help participants make connections and find a sense of belonging in the congregation.
Learn more about Faith Forward here.
MINISTER-LED CLASSES
Typically offered a few times a year. Some recent examples include: Writing Your Spiritual Autobiography, Parenting as a Practice of Revolutionary Love, and Meditations on Cairns.
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LAY-LED CLASSES
Discussion groups, book studies, lecture series, and more that are developed and facilitated by congregants. A few examples of recent and current offerings are:
UU Learning Community (click for schedule)
Adult Discussion Group
Mindfulness and Meditation classes
Enneagram Journey class
Living By Heart
UUA Common Read
Soul of Aging class
SACReD (Spiritual Alliance of Communities for Reproductive Dignity) curriculum
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OUR WHOLE LIVES
FOR ADULTS
Using values, communication skills and spirituality as starting points, this program explores sexuality issues for adults of all ages. We also offer OWL for Young Adults and OWL for Older Adults in the class rotation.
Learn more about OWL here.
