Category: DLRE Leann Pomaville

Children’s RE 4/12/20 Happy Easter!

Here are two stories about eggs!

 

Wondering Questions

I wonder which part of the story you like best?

I wonder why eggs are different colors?

I wonder if you have ever eaten an egg?

I wonder if you have seen an egg that is not a chicken egg?

I wonder if … read more.

Children’s RE 3/29/20

Watch the story, Frederick by Leo Lionni, then answer the Wondering Questions following the story. 

Wondering Questions

I wonder if you have ever seen or heard any of this before?

I wonder which part of this story is the most important?

I wonder which part you like the best?

I … read more.

Middle and High School RE 3/29/20

This  lesson  is about the famous Unitarian Universalist Adin Ballou.

Unitarian Universalists believe that by working against oppression and toward peace, we move closer to respecting all people in our lives.

Our first Unitarian Universalist principle or our Red Promise is: Respect All People. Another way to … read more.

Children’s RE 3/22/20

Today’s lesson is a Violet Promise lesson. It’s one our favorite lessons in Children’s RE. We often do the lesson many times. Rather than me making a video, I suggest you do this activity with your child(ren). You will need one apple, an apple … read more.

Middle and High School RE 3/22/20

 

Watch these videos:

 

Wondering Questions:
Is equality the same as justice? Why?
Why doesn’t equality mean justice?
What is the difference between equality, equity and justice?

 

 

Time for Dessert!

Children’s RE 3/15/20

Watch the story Stone Soup by Jon J. Muth, then answer the Wondering Questions following the story.

Wondering Questions:
I wonder if you have ever seen or heard any of this before?
I wonder which part of this story is the most important?
I wonder which … read more.

Multicultural Holiday Books

A trend which has gained traction over the past few years on social media is the “four gift rule”. Parents pledge to give their offspring just four presents: Something they want, something they need, something to wear and something to read. Now that my kids … read more.

Why is Multigenerational Important

For over a year, we’ve had multigenerational services at least once a month.  This is one of the Family Ministry concepts Rev. Marlene and I decided needed to be established at OBUUC.  We design these services with as much movement, music, and participation as possible, … read more.