Religious Education for Adults

Adult registration for fall classes will be  held Sept. 12, 19 & 26 at St. John's.

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Adult Religious Education takes many forms at St. John's. We have discussions, lectures, practice groups, book-based classes, adult forums, and even a film series! Most of our classes are either on Sundays or on Tuesday evenings. Some have childcare available for those who preregister. All of our classes are open to members, friends, and neighbors in the community. There is no charge to attend any of our classes, although some of the classes require books.

Classes are available during the year in the following five areas:

1, Unitarian Universalist History and Identity

II. Religion: Theology and Faith Development

III. Spiritual Practice

IV. Social Justice and Ethics

V. Community and Personal Growth

 

Sunday Forums

Forums are held before the church service, 10  - 10:45 a.m. in Krolfifer Hall, across from the sanctuary. We try to present a variety of viewpoints on topics of interest to the St. John's community. It is in our sharing together that we clarify what we believe and help others to do likewise. Members and friends who would like to present a forum are asked to contact Ethel Ingalls, Pamela Wilz, or This e-mail address is being protected from spambots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it .

It is not necessary to register or to attend all forums. Come to any that interest you.

 Sept. 12 "Are You A Humanist?"Did you get a chance to read your UUWorld over the summer? Read  again the article on Black Humanism, (page 21, Summer Issue) Frances May Brooks will lead a discussion about Rev. Bossen's thoughts on what the humanist concepts of the black community bring to our UU ideas of suffering and responsibility.

Sept. 19 " The Wisdom Array"Preview of the Wisdom Array presented by Tony Malinauskas. All teens and adults welcome to join in the fun game and see how effective our communication skills are.

Sept 26  DVD 'Little Town of Bethlehem'  in support of International Day of Peace. Discussion led by Howard Tolley

Oct 3 - Death with Dignity - The Human Right of the 21st Century - Guest: Judy Snyderman from Final Exit Network

Oct 10 - After the Welcoming....What Then? Discussion of BGLT issues led by Krysta December.

 

ADULT RELIGIOUS EDUCATION  Fall 2010   NO CHARGE for any of the classes

World Religions for Families
Sun. afternoons Oct. 3-24 12:45 - 2:15p.m. 4 sessions
 
Breaking Free -Women of Spirit
Sun. afternoons Oct. 24 – Nov. 21;  4-5:30 p.m. 5 sessions
 
Immigration: What Happens to the Family?
Mon. eve Oct. 25 – 7-8:30 p.m.  1 session
  
Immigration Myths
Mon. eve Nov. 1 – 15   7-8:30  3 sessions
 
Talking to Strangers-Spiritual Hospitality
Tues. eve. Oct. 5 OR Nov. 9   7-8:45  choose one
 
Speaking Peace
Tues. eve. Oct. 12 – Nov. 16 – 7-8:30  6 sessions
 
Louisa May Alcott
Tues. eve. Oct. 26 – 7-8:30  one session
 
With One Voice
Tues. eve. Nov. 30 7-8:30 one session
 
Tai Chi
Thurs. eve  Sept. 30 – 6 - 6:50 p.m.  weekly
 
Wisdom Array
Thurs eve. Oct. 21  7-8:30 p.m.  5 sessions
 
Services for Seniors
Thursday afternoon, Nov. 18 1-3 p.m.– one session
 
Food for Thought
Fri. eve,  Sept. 17 7 p.m. Potluck, 7:30 p.m. Movie
also  Nov. 19
 
 
 
 
 
  
 

St. John's Bookstore

We have a variety of books from Skinner and Beacon Press available at significant discounts when the bookstore is open.
It will next be open at the registration time in the fall.

Adult Activities at St. John's

Our Tuesday Community Nights allow members and friends to attend  one of the classes offered, attend a Chalice Group (a form of small group ministry meeting monthly), attend a committee meeting or special one-night programs. Classes and groups are also held at other times during the week, but many enjoy the Tuesday nights when our building is "hopping" with activities.

There are many volunteer opportunities with the Adult Religious Exploration program.