Dear Friends,

On behalf of the staff here at the Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA), I hope this message finds you well. Please allow me to highlight a couple of items for you in the paragraphs below. You can find more information on each, plus other announcements and resources, linked in the bulletin materials list that follows. Please share them with your congregation.

Ministries and Faith Development announces the new Tapestry of Faith high school-aged curriculum “Virtue Ethics”.

Stewardship and Development announces the winner of the Stewardship Sermon Award.

A reminder from the office of Youth and Young Adult Ministries that voting for the Youth Observer to the UUA Board of Trustees begins March 30th.

We hope that you enjoy all of the materials offered here and in the list below.

Kind Regards,

Michael McGlone
Public Information Assistant
info@uua.org
(617) 948-6103

Bulletin Materials

From the Church of the Larger Fellowship (CLF):
The CLF, a unique congregation without walls, offers a Unitarian Universalist (UU) connection for young adults (PDF).  Join the spiritual expedition.
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From General Assembly and Conference Services:
General Assembly is for everyone (PDF). Read  about accessiblity.
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From International Resources:
International News (PDF) from the UUA.
—For ministers, presidents and publicity committees

From Ministries and Faith Development:
The new Tapestry of Faith high school-age curriculum Virtue Ethics (PDF) is online and ready for UU faith communities to field test!
—For religious educators, youth advisors, ministers and lay leaders

Also from MFD, Bridging Connections (PDF) packets will be mailed in April.
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Voting for the Youth Observer (PDF) to the UUA Board of trustees begins March 30th.
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From Multicultural Growth and Witness:
Now available from Multicultural Growth and Witness, the April Newsletter (PDF).
—For social justice/taskforce chairs

From Stewardship and Development:
Stewardship Sermon Award winner (PDF) announced..
—For denominational affairs

From the Universalist Heritage Foundation:
Explore Universalist sites (PDF) past, present and future. Register now (PDF) for the 2012 Universalist Heritage Tour coming up in September.
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