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Adult Religious Education - Reimaging Article 2:
 
Six Wednesday Nights Starting January 26th – 6pm-7:30pm – Online and In-Person.
Attend as many as you can.
 
This small group ministry is a six session program to engage with the Article 2 Study Commission’s set of four topics: Shared UU Values, Inspirations, Purpose, and Covenant. Each session is 90 minutes. Sessions are as follows:
 
  1. Co-Creating Unitarian Universalism
  2. Shared UU Values
  3. Inspirations
  4. Mission and Purpose — a Wider UU world
  5. Covenant
  6. Connecting

Each session features activities and opportunities to reflect and share on the topics.
 
What is article 2 you might ask?
 
The Unitarian Universalist Association has a set of bylaws, just like congregations. One of the sections in the UUA’s bylaws (Article 2) is the home of the UU Principles, Purposes, and Sources.
 
Change is part of who we are as Unitarian Universalists. Periodically we study our principles, purposes and sources, and talk about whether or not they’re doing the job we need them to do, and whether or not they reflect the whole of Unitarian Universalism
 
I look forward to you participating in the creation of our new principles, sources and purposes.
 
Rev. Jay Wolin.
3707 Eastern Avenue, 
Davenport IA 52807
Phone: 563-359-0816
Email: office@uucqc.org
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      • Religious Services Team
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      • Location
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    • Social Justice Ministry >
      • Environmental Justice Project
      • Immigration >
        • Sanctuary
      • Racial Justice Project
      • LGBTQIA Project
      • Community Meal Task Force
    • Youth Religious Education
    • Adult Enrichment >
      • Adult Religious Education
      • Classes
      • Book Clubs
    • Additional Spiritual Practices
    • More Ways to Get Involved
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    • Contact the Office
    • Staff Emails
    • Location