Adult Faith Development
Here are some resources to help your congregation with Adult Faith Development programming.
Starting an Adult Faith Development Program
For starting or restarting an adult faith development program, you will find helpful guidance and answers in frequently asked questions.
Program Resources
For comprehensive adult faith development programs in areas such as spirituality, history, and theology, explore Tapestry of Faith. These programs provide everything needed for leading workshops, including facilitator guidance, leader resources, handouts, and workshop plans. They are available free and online. Tapestry of Faith Programs and Resources offers descriptions of all programs.
For book and film discussion groups, explore the discussion guides available through Beacon Press. In addition, Adult Faith Development Resources presents an annotated selection of recommended books and resources.
Small Group Ministry/Covenant Groups
For Small Group Ministry or Covenant Groups in your congregation, helpful guidance can be found in the book The Complete Guide to Small Group Ministry: Saving the World Ten at a Time, by Robert L. Hill, or at the website of the Small Group Ministry Network, an organization of Unitarian Universalists supporting the spiritual practice of small group ministry in our congregations.
How to Lead
For how to effectively lead an adult faith development workshop, discussion group, or committee meeting, see Sharing the Floor: Some Strategies for Effective Group Facilitation.
Connect with Others
For connecting with others interested in adult faith development programs, join the Adult RE email list.
If you have further questions, contact your UUA district staff.
For more information contact religiouseducation @ uua.org.
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Last updated on Wednesday, December 21, 2011.
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