Children's & Young adult education Classes are grouped by age and use age-appropriate curriculum incorporating the Unitarian Universalist Principles and Purposes. R.E. classes are designed primarily for children to enjoy, and to help them develop a sense of individual worth, a regard and respect for each person's uniqueness, and a knowledge and reverence for the beauty and diversity in the world. In our classes, we include material on ethics, values, nature, cultures, Judeo-Christian heritage, world religions, and Unitarian Universalist history. Adult Education Adult Religious Education is an important part of our religious experience. A variety of educational and social interests are addressed in continuing or periodic groups. They are led by congregation members and our minister. Watch the newsletter or this web site for adult programs as they are offered. Adult Education Activities Wednesday nights are FEN nights. A catered dinner and religious education? Tell me more... Adult Discussion Group - (ADG) Join us Sunday mornings between 9:30 and 10:30 for an open and free-ranging group discussion of any and all things spiritual. Tell me more... Any questions? If so, contact Chris Magné, who is Interim Director of Relifious Education (DRE). New UU Classes - Offered throughout the year, New UU classes offer participants a "taste" of the Unitarian Universalist experience. The program is enjoyed by non-members wanting to learn about UUism in general and UUCA in particular, as well as by members who want to update their commitment and further explore their religious journey. Besides being a pre-requisite for membership (except for those transferring from another UU congregation), participating in New UU is a fantastic way to meet people, gain knowledge, and strengthen ties all at once. To learn when the next classes will be, Contact Kristin Allen @ (678) 442-1823 To learn when the next classes will be, Contact Kristin Allen @ (678) 442-1823