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Religious Education Services |
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Support for the career cycle of religious
educators, including: |
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Consultations on best
practices for the search for religious education leadership:
advertising, interview process, employment agreements, fair
compensation practices, benefits and ongoing support for the career
development of religious educators |
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Start-up
workshops for newly hired religious educators |
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Facilitated
conversations between religious educators and ministers |
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Covenanting for
Excellence in RE workshops |
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Goal-setting and
follow-up assessments |
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Exit/transition
interviews |
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Network of consultants and trainers
to support congregations regarding: |
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Religious education programming and worship for all ages
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Youth and young
adult programming, including
YRUU (Young Religious Unitarian Universalists) and Campus
Ministries |
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Volunteer
recruitment, training and support |
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Organizational
analysis, vision articulation, goal-setting, and development of
healthy systems for RE committees and groups |
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Development of Safe
Congregation policies and procedures |
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Conflict management |
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Training, workshops, and retreats,
including: |
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Renaissance Modules |
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OWL Training (Our
Whole Lives - Sexuality Education) |
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RE Lending
Library, offering curricula and a wide range of resources
for lifespan religious education, worship, youth programming,
parenting, and congregational leadership development |
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Communication
network linking educators and congregational leaders to religious
education resources, events, and programs, and to the larger UU world. |
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