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New Connections

GETTING TO KNOW EACH OTHER

It is a privilege for me to be working with the Church of the Larger Fellowship. The core of religious education lies in the home, and in the personal relationships that we have. We are all religious educators and role models or mentors to others. And we all learn from others, consciously or unconsciously.

More and more I am realizing that offering resources that can be used by one person or between two people or within a small group can be the building blocks for use in larger groups. That has been an exciting part of editing the Religious Education Curriculum Plan for CLF. Dan Harper, Interim Director of Religious Education until June 2003, and Virginia Steel, a long-time Director of Religious Education, developed the plan. Virginia and I have been refining it and adding some parts that still need completion, but the major part is available for use.

It is hard to develop resources in a vacuum. I would like to have a better idea of who is looking to CLF for religious education resources. I would like to hear from you. You can send me e-mail at or join me on the religious education list serve at CLF-re@uua.org

New Connections comes from a long tradition of periodic publications for CLF. I hope to have other editions in March and June 2004. I welcome your contributions of resources that you have found helpful and things that you are doing in religious education.

Rev. Helen Zidowecki
Acting Director of Religious Education

Religious Education for Families and Small Groups in the Church of the Larger Fellowship (CLF)
December, 2003
Making
new connections with religious education at CLF.

Edited by Rev. Helen Zidowecki
Acting Director of Religious Education

In this Edition:

Tools for Religious Education
Religious Education is more than 'Sunday School', more than a 'curriculum' or 'session plan'. Religious education is the variety of ways that we learn religiously, the ways we gain knowledge and experience for our individual life-long spiritual journeys. Our spiritual journeys will differ, but there are various "tools" that we can share. These are "tools" that we can use all of our lives.

I am introducing two tools in this edition:

And for the Holidays


 

Last updated January 4, 2004