Learning Objectives
Participants will:
- Use a labyrinth to take a guided, inward journey
- Practice seeing things differently
- Learn about the prophet, Mohammed
- Practice cooperation and problem solving skills
- Learn about the poet, Rumi
- Learn about Islam as a religion defined by beliefs, practices, and history
- Discover a way Unitarian Universalism connects to Islam as a source
- Optional: Interpret poetry with acting and movement
- Optional: Build a timeline of their faith home and their families' participation in it
- Optional: Use their own articulated, positive experiences of their faith home to communicate about your congregation to newcomers and visitors
- Optional: Reinforce their understanding of parallel functions of a faith home and a family home
Last updated on Thursday, December 6, 2007.
