Religious Education Resources for Lifespan Faith Development

The Mission of religious education at CLF is to provide accessible, available and usable religious education resources for CLF members of all ages, families and small groups, for the development of lifelong active participation in Unitarian Universalism.
CLF supports the vision of the UUA Lifespan Faith Development curriculum:

Vision Statement:

We envision children, youth, and adults who:

• know that they are lovable beings of infinite worth, imbued with powers of the soul, and obligated to use their gifts, talents, and potentials in the service of life;
• affirm that they are part of a Unitarian Universalist religious heritage and community of faith that has value and provides resources for living;
• accept that they are responsible for the stewardship and creative transformation of their religious heritage and community of faith;
• realize that they are moral agents, capable of making a difference in the lives of other people, challenging structures of social and political oppression, promoting the health and well-being of the planet, acting in the service of diversity, justice and compassion;
• recognize the need for community, affirming the importance of families, relationships and connections between and among the generations;
• appreciate the value of spiritual practice as a means of deepening faith and integrating beliefs and values with everyday life;
• experience hope, joy, mystery, healing, and personal transformation in the midst of life’s challenges.

Resources and updates on RE philosophy and resources are found in RE Connections.

Last updated March 11, 2007