Workshops
Choosing, Telling, and Bringing Stories to Life in WorshipOffered at Unitarian Universalist Association's General Assembly, June 25, 2015
Stories are a powerful tool in worship, especially multigenerational worship. Laden with images, metaphors, playfulness, and truth, story provides a common language and shared experience across different generations and theologies. More than just teaching storytelling skills, this workshop focuses specifically on how to integrate meaningful stories into worship. Led by Rev. Erika Hewitt and Becky Brooks. Find out more... |
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Workshops in Development
Theology with Purpose — Individuals in congregations and communities will explore their personal theological roots and work to identify and build connections to their deepest values in this one-day workshop with a series of follow-up exercises.
Art Start — Families and congregants of all ages will love this half-day multigenerational workshop to express their inner artist. In just three hours of games, arts, and crafts for all, participants will laugh, share, and explore their way to identifying their values.
Faith in Film for Families — Make family time fun and enriching with this online class to explore Unitarian Universalist values in popular family films. Participate as an individual, a whole family, or use our guide to create a congregation-based group.
Art Start — Families and congregants of all ages will love this half-day multigenerational workshop to express their inner artist. In just three hours of games, arts, and crafts for all, participants will laugh, share, and explore their way to identifying their values.
Faith in Film for Families — Make family time fun and enriching with this online class to explore Unitarian Universalist values in popular family films. Participate as an individual, a whole family, or use our guide to create a congregation-based group.