The Office of Young Adult and Campus Ministry
25 Beacon St
Boston, MA 02108-2824
(617) 948-4629
C*UUYAN is a vibrant, sustainable, and accountable young adult (ages 18-35) and campus ministry movement. By striving to be radically inclusive, spiritually alive, and justice-centered, we further our mission to transform Unitarian Universalism and the world. We work to claim our history and identity, cultivate visionary leadership, and eliminate oppression. Our community honors profound mystery and celebrates life with inspirational worship and revolutionary ministry.
Each year, C*UUYAN runs a Young Adult Caucus at General Assembly and two conferences in late summer: ConCentric, a business, leadership training, and networking conference for young adults; and Opus, an intentional spiritual retreat. In addition, C*UUYAN supports young adult social action events, anti-racism trainings, and regional young adult conferences and trainings.
To contact the C*UUYAN Steering Committee, email: ideas@uuyan.org, contact the Office of Young Adult and Campus Ministry office, or see the C*UUYAN web site, www.uuyan.org.
- Gathers UU's interested in researching, sharing, and publishing items from the vast body of Unitarian and Universalist religious education history from 1760 to date, which have been unexplored, unrecorded, and forgotten and many inform the present.
- Seeks to build networks to our theological schools and collaborate with them.
- Encourages UU students preparing for professional religious leadership to engage in historical research in religious education.
- Identifies and shares resources of RE history at the local church, district, and denominational levels.
A core group meets four times a year and plans an open meeting to share research at the General Assembly.
Officers: President, Rev. Frank Robertson; Secretary, Dr. Elizabeth M. Strong.
Andrew Nicholas, President
26 E 35th Street, Suite 5R
New York, NY 10016
(646) 535-6564
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