Welcome to the Lifespan Religious Education Program at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Centre County (UUFCC)! We use the term “lifespan” to acknowledge that one’s religious journey last their entire life. In order to properly address this lifelong journey, we offer many classes, groups, activities, and events to support faith development.

While many of our offerings are grouped by age (Children, Youth, Adult), we also believe in the importance of intergenerational engagement. Coming together as an intergenerational community not only strengthens our bonds but also creates opportunities to learn from each other.

Click here to download our Winter/Spring 2023 Lifespan Religious Education booklet, containing a comprehensive listing of activities you can attend!

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Intergenerational Learning and Events

Lifespan RE Hour

Every Sunday from 11:30-12:30 at UUFCC.

Both kids and adult programming starting Sunday, Oct 2, 2022

Kids:

  • Social Justice Music program
  • Game Time

Adults:

1st Sundays each month – UU Wellspring: Article II, led by Rev. Tracy and Ashley Hamlin
Over the next few months, we will be looking at our own understandings and beliefs about what Unitarian Universalism is and we will be examining our thoughts about what it could be. The work that we will be doing internally and collectively will help to inform the work of the Article 2 Study Commission, which was charged with considering possible amendments to Article 2 of the bylaws of the Unitarian Universalist Association.

2nd Sundays each month – Soul Matters Congregational Theme Discussion led by Maren Larsen

Join Maren for a thoughtful and spiritual discussion about our monthly Soul Matters themes and how we can personally grow in each of these areas. Our theme for October is Courage.

3rd Sundays each month – Common Read led by Rev. Tracy

The UUA Common Read builds community in our congregations and our movement by giving diverse people a shared focus for reflection and action. A Common Read can take us on a powerful faith journey as we explore what it means to be human and accountable in a pain-filled world. Join us as we read Mistakes and Miracles, by Nancy Palmer Jones and Karin Lin

4th Sundays each month – Hot Topics: Tackling Current Event Issues led by Janet Irons

Join us for a presentation on the “hot topics” of today such as prison reform, refugees, gerrymandering, and more followed by an opportunity to ask questions and a facilitated discussion on your hopes and concerns surrounding each issue. Open to all in the community.