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Workshops Session CSaturday, 3:00 p.m. to 4:15 p.m. C1. Midwest Leadership School: What It Is and What It Isn'tSeveral people who have attended the Midwest Leadership School will
present their views and answer your questions about the school.
C2. Unitarian Universalist Affordable Housing PartnershipUUAHP is an exciting new collaboration among UU congregations. Its
purpose is to address the local affordable housing crisis by promoting
changes in public policy and funding priorities, increasing direct service,
and creating an affordable housing fund with low-interest loans to nonprofit
housing development projects for low income households. Is this a model for
other social justice work across congregations?
C3. Committee on Ministry: Challenges and TriumphsHow we can work together to create an environment that encourages the best
use of the gifts of clergy and laity to strengthen the total ministry of the
congregation.
C4. Wednesday Night at ChurchPresenters will tell about a new and successful program at their church
called "Welcome Home Wednesday" that combines a mid-week worship service, a
catered dinner, and after-dinner classes. Participants in this workshop will
share ideas about what works and what doesn't in adult religious education
and will learn from the experience of other congregations.
C5. Commemorating the Fortieth Anniversary of the Merger of the American Unitarian Association and the Universalist Church of AmericaThe Universalist Church of America (founded in Philadelphia, 1790) and the
American Unitarian Association (founded in Boston, 1825)merged to become the
Unitarian Universalist Association in 1961, just 40 years ago. What were the
events -- theological, social, and organizational -- that led this to happen?
What may we expect in the future?
C6. Ethics, Evaluation, and Efficacy in Religious Education ProgrammingDoes your church have a great religious education program? Is your RE
committee overwhelmed? Is your church community intergenerational? How can
you shape your RE program to reflect the personality and values of the church
community? Members of the PSD Committee on Religious Education (CORE) will
lead you through discussion and exercises to share with your church
community.
C7. UUA Elections 101At this year's General Assembly in Cleveland, delegates will vote for UUA
President, Moderator, and Financial Advisor. This workshop explores the
voting process. You can vote even if no one from your congregation is going
to GA -- this is one UUA election where absentee ballots are permitted.
C8. Youth-Adult FishbowlA guided process to enhance communication among youth and adults about the
issues that are important to them in the context of youth programming and
lives. The fishbowl allows for each group to listen in as the other group
answers predetermined questions put forth by the non-speaking group. One
group speaks while the other group listens. A powerful community building
exercise.
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