21. JUC Youth Religious Education What is the philosophy of our religious education program? our youth to develop theirown religious philosophy and We teach the principles of peace and kindness http://www.dimensional.com/~juc/education/

22. St. Thomas The Apostle Catholic Church - Religious Education contact Elizabeth Solsburg, Director of religious education, ext. 207. CatechistA person who loves children and teens and would like to teach and share the http://www.rc.net/lansing/st_thomas/reled.htm

Religious Education St. Thomas provides religious education for children who attend public school, age 4 through grade 12. The aim is to provide programs that encompass the four aspects of Christian Education: Word, Worship, Service and Community. Many people are needed to help make the whole Religious Education Program a success. Listed below are areas of need. To volunteer, please contact Elizabeth Solsburg, Director of Religious Education, ext. 207. Catechist: A person who loves children and teens and would like to teach and share the faith with one of the following age levels: 4-5 year olds, 1-7th graders. Catechist formation is provided. Catechist Helper: A person to help the catechist in the classroom each week. Does not have to prepare lessons or teach. Catechist Substitute: A person to fill in when a catechist has to be absent. You will not be called at the last minute, but will have time to prepare. Clerical Workers: Weekday volunteers are needed for general clerical work. One Time Per Year Commitment: These are: Christmas Program reception; Bread baking/Banner making workshop for children celebrating First Communion, and cookie baking.

23. Office Of Religious Education teach! Matthew 281920. The Office of religious education is delegated by the Archbishopto provide leadership in the catechetical mission of the Archdiocese http://www.rc.net/boston/religiouseducation/

Office of Religious Education Oficina de Educación Religiosa One Lake Street Brighton, Massachusetts 02135 Welcome to the ORE Our Mission Statement What's New ? Virtual Learning Community for Faith Formation Ca lendar ****Important change of venue announcement What's happening where and when. Cluster meeting schedule. Some Youth Ministry News Personnel Who's Who at the ORE Services Find out how we can serve you. Resources Print and Video ideas Preparing for Lent and Easter - Looking at Passover AIM Locations, dates and topics for courses. The Good News Letter Catherine Minkiewicz reports on the International Consultation on Adult Religious Education (ICARE) Welcome from Sister Clare Bertero, OSF Director, Office of Religious Education Secretary of Education Welcome to the Religious Education Office Home Page. This Office exists to support our parishes in their religious education ministry. It is our firm belief, supported by the that parish religious education is a life-long process of formation in the Catholic faith. The Office of Religious Education offers resources for teaching the faith to adults, children and youth. We look forward to hearing from you. return to top of page Get to know us...

24. REACH: Shaping A Philosophy Of Religious Education Keep this in mind, as we consider today the shaping of a Unitarian Universalist philosophyof religious education. Keep in mind that as we teach, we learn; as http://www.uua.org/re/reach/fall01/leadership/shaping_a_philosophy_of_re.html

REACH Fall 2001 CONTENTS ADULT Elderhood and Spirituality Film as Theological Text CURRICULUM Adult to Child Story Telling Answers to the GA Test of Knowledge Excerpts from the Introduction of Essex Conversations New UUA Online Resource for Congregations ... Who wants to be a UU? LEADERSHIP Code of Ethics Covenant Employment Opportunities for Lay Religious Professionals From the Office of Professional Development No Tougher Issue ... Religious Education: A New Vision Shaping a Philosophy of Religious Education We are a religious Education Program Who Wants to be an RE Teacher PARENTING Families Matter Resources Media Violence Research Update Reflection Discussion Guide Resources from the Dougy Center ... When Children Learn SOCIAL ACTION Halloween Giving for UNICEF TEACHING The Twelve Tips of Teaching Religious Teachers Expectations Sample Teacher Evaluation Teacher Evaluation Form ... Teacher Recruitment Pitch WORSHIP 2001 Award-winning Intergenerational Sermon Beatitudes for Earth Sunday Christmas Prayer Faith Hope and Love ... Your Gifts YOUNG ADULT About Young Adult Ministry Annotated Resource List Starting or Renewing a District Young Adult Ministry Committee YOUTH YPS Application Index Page Shaping a Philosophy of Religious Education Anita Jeck, Religious Educator

25. UUA Pamphlets: UU Religious Education And Your Child Parents seeking a religious education program are often looking for a community ofshared These values are the most important things we teach, but we also give http://www.uua.org/pamphlet/3102.html

Unitarian Universalist Association Pamphlets Home Pamphlet Subjects: Entire List Basic Introductions Diversity Faith of... ... Publications UU Religious Education and Your Child Frequently Asked Questions by Gaia Brown Purchase Here! Finding the right religious education program for your child involves asking a lot of questions. This pamphlet is intended to help you learn if a Unitarian Universalist Sunday school is the answer. What kinds of things will my child learn? Parents seeking a religious education program are often looking for a community of shared values in which to raise their children. These values are the most important things we teach, but we also give children building blocks with which to form their own beliefs. Most congregations offer a balanced program including Unitarian Universalist identity, Jewish and Christian heritage, other world religions, and social action/justice. How can you teach without doctrine? The notable nineteenth-century Unitarian minister William Ellery Channing wrote, "The great end of religious instruction is not to stamp our minds irresistibly upon the young but to stir up their own . . . to touch inward springs." We have a strong faith in the inherent spirituality of children and see it as our task to nurture, not to indoctrinate. Our respect for the children teaches them respect-for themselves, for others, and for this fragile interdependent web of which we are all a part. How do the children learn?

26. Religious Education Our religious education Committee is advertising the position of Director ofreligious education. JOB DESCRIPTION. Would you teach a children’s class? http://www.uufkv.org/religious_education.htm

520 Kanawha Blvd. West, Charleston, WV 25302 (304) 345-5042 uufkv@citynet.net Home Who We Are Location [ Religious Education ] Calendar Newsletter Connections DRE Position Religious Education (RE) News In April, we will continue to think about principle 5: All people should have a say about things that matter to them. On Easter Sunday the kids will report to the main sanctuary for an all-ages story, and then will leave for an Easter-egg hunt. April 27 (weather permitting) we will be working on sprucing-up our garden at the Eastman Center : please remember to wear appropriate clothes! If you have plants, seeds, soil, or tools to donate, please contact Tryst or leave them at the Eastman Center A reminder to parents that our last RE Sunday of the year will be June 1. We plan to honor our children and teachers during the service, and to wrap things up with an end of the year party. We will have a summer break from regular RE classes for the remainder of June and July, but be on the lookout for special Sunday activities held for children. In August, members of the congregation will host all-ages activities for children during the service.

27. Religious Education, By Rev. Samuel M. Isaacs Shall we teach our children how to live for this world only, and not see Are we afraidthat by a better religious education they will become superior to the http://www.jewish-history.com/Occident/volume1/jan1844/education.html

Volume I, No. 10 Tebeth 5604 January 1844 CONTENTS The Occident and American Jewish Advocate The Demands of the Times Love Thy Neighbour by Dr. Jacob de la Motta Religious Education by Rev. Samuel M. Isaacs Neela: A Tale of the Jews in England by Celia Moss Lines Written on Visiting the Jewish Burying Ground, Near Columbia, South Carolina from the S. C. Temperance Advocate Sabbath Thoughts by Grace Aguilar The Jews in Savannah by Mordecai Sheftall The Jewish Congregation of Charleston New York Hebrew Assistance Society Twenty-Second Anniversary of the New York Hebrew Benevolent Society Literary Notices ... Second List of Subscribers to The Occident Religious Education. Unity With these few words of hearty welcome we give place to our reverend friend, and trust that his words will, under divine blessing, sink deeply into the hearts of our readers, and attune their souls to those high resolves and prompt actions which the times demand. To the Editor of the Occident.

28. UUFSM Religious Education Moment. Then the children go with their teachers to the religious education classroomsdown the children in the program are expected to assist or teach once a http://www.uufsm.org/REPage2002fallrev1.html

UUFSM RELIGIOUS EDUCATION Programs For All Ages THEME FOR 2002-2003 Religions of the World Pre-school ages 2-5, including kindergarten Lower Elementary Grades 1-6 Youth Teens Adult Classes and Clubs ON SUNDAYS Our Sunday Services start at 10:00. The children stay with the adults in the "big room" for the first fifteen minutes or so to see the chalice lighting, hear the opening prayers, and participate in a "Sharing Moment." Then the children go with their teachers to the Religious Education classrooms down the hall. Classes last for about 45 minutes; then the children join the adults for snacks. Most children dress casually, blue jeans and shirts are common, though some like to dress up in special clothes. If the weather is nice, some families go to the playground after church. The Youth Group sometimes stays with the adults to hear the sermon, depending on the topic. Kids don't ask questions only during church. Visit BETWEEN SUNDAYS for some answers and discussions about Unitarian Universalism. The RE teachers are all volunteers. The year is divided into four sessions (Fall, Winter, Spring, and Summer). Teachers and assistants sign up for one session at a time, and most classes are taught by a team of 2-4 teachers, who take turns from week to week. This way, signing up to be a teacher means being with the children for six to eight Sundays a year, not a life-time commitment. All adults with children in the program are expected to assist or teach once a month.

29. Church & State Forums - Error Title Truth in Religion Occasionally, I volunteer to teach a coursein my church's adult religious education program. Being Unitarian http://forums6.aclu.org/messageview.cfm?catid=95&threadid=3362

30. Religious Education The purpose of First UU's religious education Program is help and learn about allkinds of religious views The most important thing we try to teach children is http://iointernet.com/uuchurch/re.html

Religious Education Home Danielle Lizotte is our Director of Religious Education. Volunteers from the church teach, using lesson plans and materials provided by Danielle. The program is divided into four age groups: Friendship Club - ages 3-preschool Rainbow Seekers Explorers - 2nd - 4th Grade GRAPHFIC - 5th to 8th Grade We invite those of you who are wise, sensitive and open, to share your time with the young people by volunteering to teach a session this spring. Easter Sunday Worship There will be no Sunday school on April 20 as we shall celebrate Easter in a service for all ages. The children will go downstairs to Ballou Hall immediately following the service for an Easter egg hunt, where they will find many surprises. Nursery care will be provided for children under age 3. Friendship Club April 6 - My World Has Animals Apr 13 - My World Has Fish Apr 20 - Easter Service and Egg Hunt Apr 27 - My World Has Birds Rainbow Seekers Apr 6 - God's Paintbrush: What Is God Like? Apr 13 - God's Paintbrush: Seeing Apr 20 - Easter Service and Egg Hunt Apr 27 - God's Paintbrush: Hearing and Speaking Explorers Apr 6 - St. Francis and the Circle of Days

31. OECTA - Frequently Asked Questions How many students do they teach and at Canadian teachers' Federation (CTF), educationInternational, and Qualification Courses in religious education How many http://www.oecta.on.ca/faqs/faqsindex.htm

OECTA Frequently Asked Questions OECTA Facts and Figures OECTA/OCSTA Additional Qualification Courses in Religious Education Membership - Name and/or Address Changes Membership - Associate Membership

32. KCL: PGCE The PGCE course. Subjects you can train to teach. Mathematics; ModernForeign Languages (French, German, Spanish); religious education; http://www.kcl.ac.uk/depsta/education/teaching/PGCE.html

Education and Professional Studies The PGCE course Subjects you can train to teach The Department offers a one-year secondary PGCE course in the following subjects Classics ( one of only 3 Departments in the country to do so) English Information and Communications Technology (ICT) Mathematics Modern Foreign Languages (French, German, Spanish) Religious Education Science (Biology, Chemistry, Physics) Aims of the PGCE Course at King's We aim to enable trainees to reach the standards required for QTS become reflective practitioners who can evaluate their own practice develop high standards of professionalism and classroom practice as subject teachers, in their pastoral role and as members of the whole school community link practice in schools to recent and relevant research, including the renowned work undertaken at King's become aware of the broader educational context. Outline of the Course Teaching is academically and professionally challenging and we expect hard work from you and, in return, offer much academic and personal support, including individual and small group tutorials. The course combines the theory and practice of education and we work in close partnership with schools in designing and delivering our course. For 24 of the 36 weeks the training takes place in schools, mainly in two secondary schools but with a short primary school experience at the beginning and another one near the end of the course, to raise your awareness about progression from primary to secondary school.

33. UU Church In Needham/ReligiousEducation We have a volunteer adult commitment to the religious education of all ofour children. We have user friendly curricula and we teamteach. http://www.webcom.com/uuchurch/pages/re.html

Social Action Babies - Kindergarten Grade Seven - Grade Eight Parental Commitment ... Grade Four - Grade Six Religious Education Goals of Our Sunday School To help each child develop a sense of purpose and a respect for his or her own worth; To help the child understand other people and be concerned about them; To foster appreciation of the wonder we find in this world; To help the child explore the difficult questions which will enlarge his/her insight into life, and to launch each child upon her/his pursuit of a personal religion; To provide experience with worship; To offer a group to which the child can appreciate belonging, and to nourish the feeling of "I’m glad to be a Unitarian Universalist!" The choir rehearses on teaching Sundays. Performances will be announced. Social Action The Religious Education Committee feels strongly that service to others should be an integral part of our Church School program. Each year all the classes share a common focus on a major project as well as participating in short-term work. We join forces with other church committees when appropriate to develop intergenerational service projects. Parental Commitment The First Parish Church School is a cooperative venture of the entire church community. We have a volunteer adult commitment to the religious education of all of our children. We understand that "It Takes a Village to Raise a Child."

34. Religious Education The Academic Study of Religion For those pursuing the study of religious education. teach-nology- The Art and Science of teaching with Technology is a http://www.teach-nology.com/teachers/religous_education/

Best Sites Downloads eReports Free Sites ... Professional Development Enter your email address for FREE weekly teaching tips! Home Teacher Resources Religious Education Religion in Public Schools ... Religious Liberty - An interpretation of the first amendment. Resources for Catholic Educators - Provides over 1000 links. The Academic Study of Religion - For those pursuing the study of religious education. The Jewish Early Childhood Educators' Exchange - The Jewish Early Childhood Educators' Exchange is a website geared for Jewish EC educators on integrating secular and Judaic themes in the classroom. The site includes an on-line handout from "Beyond Shabbat," a 2000 NAEYC workshop which focuses on integrating Judaic values into the daily routines of the preschool classroom. A link to e-group extension of the site may also be found on the home page. Participate in the discussions on our message board Teaching K-6 Teaching Middle Level Teaching High School ... Get Worksheets.com

35. Access FREE Teacher Resources For teachers; Quick Activities; religious education; Report Card Use Technologyin Your Classroom; Vocational education. teachnology - The Art and Science of http://www.teach-nology.com/teachers/

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36. First Unitarian Universalist Society Of San Francisco, Religious Education One, Ethics and Values, permeates all that we teach and the manner in which we teach,especially in the form of the seven Family religious education Committee. http://www.uusf.org/religed.html

OUR LIFESPAN RELIGIOUS EDUCATION PROGRAM T he Lifespan Religious Education program of the First Unitarian Universalist Church of San Francisco offers programming for all ages, to enrich your life intellectually, spiritually, and practically. Adults of all ages: a wide variety of short courses; catalogs and registration forms mailed twice yearly. Young Adults (18 - 35): Young Adult Group. Teens (14-18): Young Religious Unitarian Universalists (YRUU). Children: a full Sunday morning program for ages 3 months to 13 years, September to mid-June, and a simplified summer program. SUNDAY MORNING Family RE Schedule: 10:00 - 11:00 Religious Learning Hour 11:00 - 11:30 Snack and Worship in Sanctuary or Chapel 11:30 - 12:15 Religious Arts Program are in self-contained groups from 10:00 to 12:15 These classes provide their own worship, and snack served in the classroom. In dealing with my child, my Latin and Greek, my accomplishments and my money stead me nothing; but as much soul as I have avails. Should I Bring My Child for Religious Education?

37. First Unitarian Church ARE Purpose and Philosophy The Adult religious education Program seeks Classes TheAdult education program works on a two nonmembers will also teach classes. http://www.firstunitarianportland.org/education/ARE.html

HOME EDUCATION Adult Religious Education Youth Religous Education Children's Religious Education RE Brochure OWL Religious Education for Adults Welcome to the First Unitarian Church educational programs for adults. On this web site you will find a current listing of classes and events under the heading Program Guide. A.R.E. Purpose and Philosophy: The Adult Religious Education Program seeks to foster life long learning, spiritual growth and community building through a variety of classes, workshops, retreats and events throughout the church year. Rooted in the Principles and Purposes of Unitarian Universalism, the program provides a supportive, engaging environment for congregants, newcomers and visitors to expand and deepen their experiences of themselves and others beyond the Sunday morning worship services. Classes: The Adult Education program works on a two-term system: Fall and Winter/Spring. Classes vary widely from term to term. Each term, we attempt to offer several classes that fit under the following general categories: Spirituality and Religion; UU Fundamentals; Parenting; Personal Growth; and Social Responsibility. For a listing of classes currently available, please browse through the Program Guide, located on our

38. First Unitarian Church Welcome to First Unitarian Church’s religious education program for childrenand youth. To teach and promote love, reason and freedom in religion;. http://www.firstunitarianportland.org/education/ChildrensRE.html

HOME EDUCATION Adult Religious Education Youth Religous Education Children's Religious Education RE Brochure OWL Religious Education for Children/Youth-2002-03 Learning Community This is the name used for our Sunday School program for infants-high school. The mission of this program is to bring together a diverse group of children, youth, and adults who convenant together: To create a welcoming, safe and caring learning environment; To teach and promote love, reason and freedom in religion; To foster life-long spiritual growth; and To seek peace, liberty and justice in our world. Classes: The ten age groupings are: Infants (10 weeks to approximately 13 months) Toddler (approx. 13 to 23 months) Jr. Preschool (Nearly 2 years old by Sept. 1 of the current church school year) Sr. Preschool

39. Religious Education guidance of Unitarian Universalist values. Alice's responsibilities as Director,religious education, include researching and I volunteered to teach in the http://www.uufkc.org/re.htm

Religious Education Our Children's Covenant Our Vision Our Leadership Our Curricula for 2002-2003 ... Our Youth Our Children's Covenant "This is the church of the open mind, the helping hands, and the loving heart. When we come to this church, we make promises to each other, spoken and unspoken. These promises are sometimes called a "covenant." A covenant describes how we will treat each other and create a fun, safe and sacred space for all of us. Our Children's Covenant is based on our Unitarian Universalist principles. It is intended to help us as parents and as a religious community teach our children how to be respectful, responsible, and caring persons." We respect all people through our words and actions. We treat all people fairly and with kindness. We learn together, welcoming one another. We encourage each person's search for what is right and true in life. We listen to our inner voice and to the hopes and concerns of others. We work together to make the church and world a better place for all. We care for the earth, its creatures and our surroundings.

40. Religious Education For Children of temples, synagogues, mosques, and churches ready to provide religious education to your children. Of course, Trinitarian churches teach that everyone who http://www.onr.com/user/bejo/childrelig.htm

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION FOR CHILDREN I have received a number of letters from parents asking how their children may obtain a "religious education" outside of a church setting. These parents are familiar with trinitarian churches where children are taught that "human beings are naturally bad, and all people will be punished by eternal torture in "hell" unless they believe that Jesus died as a sacrifice to appease God's wrath." Intelligent parents do now want their children to be taught these irrational and inhumane beliefs. This essay is written in response to these parents and others who are interested in religious education for their children. In my view, religious education is too important to turn over to anyone other than parents (or whoever is rearing the child). I am writing this essay from a Christian Deist viewpoint. Let me begin by recognizing that most parents want to help their children grow and develop as healthy and happy individuals. Parents usually know (or can learn) how to meet the physical and intellectual needs of their children. Parents know that a child needs good food, exercise, rest, and medical care to develop a healthy body. Parents know that a child needs education to develop academic knowledge and skills. But parents also know that a child needs some kind of overall view of life that will help the child (now and as an adult) to cope with the questions and experiences that he or she will inevitably face in life. This "overall view of life" may be called a "philosophy of life" or "religion."

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