CLASSES – Students continue to enjoy explorations of Unitarian Universalism and our seven principles. A big thank you to all the folks we’ve had in the classrooms so far this fall… Molly McGaughey, Matt Sayre, Austin Roberts, Christie Launius, Susan Rensing, Carrie Cave, and Lily Colburn. Having all these new faces allows our students to interact with UUFM adults in a whole new way. (And the adults are enjoying a new perspective as well!)
November signals the start of the UUSC “Guest at Your Table” program. Watch for more information about this important fund raising project.
OUR WHOLE LIVES – We’re in the beginning stages of planning the winter Our Whole Lives (OWL) classes for 5th-6th graders (mid-January through mid-March). If you have children in those age ranges and would like to enroll them in OWL, or if you simply have questions about the OWL program, please contact Sandy Nelson at dre@uufm.net. Also, there’s a lot of great information at: http://www.uua.org/re/owl.
Parent Night Out (Kid Night In) – Friday, November 2 – 6:30-9:30 p.m.
This special Parent Night Out (Kid Night In) is for children from 3 years old – 6th grade PLUS younger kids November only! We watch a movie, have some popcorn, and games and art projects are available. A $5 per child contribution helps us cover expenses. Dinner is not served at Parent Night Out. Please be sure your kids are fed before arriving. REMEMBER: THIS IS AN RSVP EVENT AND SPACE IS LIMITED. Please RSVP to dre@uufm.net ASAP but no later than Thursday, November 1.
Family Fun for Everyone – Sunday, November 25
Join us all for the Stone Soup luncheon. (Kids will be making stone soup in class.)
Teen Lunch – Sunday, November 25
Teens (7th grade and up) are invited to gather with the rest of the congregation for lunch in November after the service at the Stone Soup luncheon.
Remember: all children must be registered for the 2018-2019 year and registration forms are available on the RE bulletin board at the end of the hallway as well as online at: 2018-19 Registration Form
See you soon,
Sandy Nelson