Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Columbia

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Religious Education at UUFC

Please join us on Sunday mornings for services at 11:00 a.m. On most Sundays children and youth attend the beginning of the service and then leave for religious education classes. Some services are intergenerational and attended by all. Child care is available for infants and toddlers. More information about the RE programs may be found on the Program Overview page. Schedules of events may be found on the Children's Program and Youth Program pages. Volunteer information may be found on the Get Involved page.

New Activity Folders for Visiting Children

Visitors to the Fellowship may prefer to keep their children with then during the service. A new activity of the RE Committee is providing activity folders for these visiting children to use and explore during the service. These folders will have pages to color, puzzles to solve, and other similar (and quiet) activities. The papers may go home, but the folders need to be returned. Many thanks to Bethany Storlazzi for this great idea!

Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Columbia Religious Education
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	Welcome! We are so glad you are here! Religious Education at UUFC Please join us on Sunday mornings for services at 11:00 a.m. On most Sundays children and youth attend the beginning of the service and then leave for religious education classes. Some services are intergenerational and attended by all. Child care is available for infants and toddlers. More information about the RE programs may be found on the Program Overview page. Schedules of events may be found on the Children's Program and Youth Program pages. Volunteer information may be found on the Get Involved page. New Activity Folders for Visiting Children Visitors to the Fellowship may prefer to keep their children with then during the service. A new activity of the RE Committee is providing activity folders for these visiting children to use and explore during the service. These folders will have pages to color, puzzles to solve, and other similar (and quiet) activities. The papers may go home, but the folders need to be returned. Many thanks to Bethany Storlazzi for this great idea!	This is a good place to highlight members of your society or your minister, and because of the ease of updating it, you can change them regularly if you so choose. *You can also use* this space to highlight very important activities that you want to catch people's *eye*.
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