Workshop 5: Difficulties of Interfaith Work
Workshop 5: Difficulties of Interfaith Work
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All people and cultures without exception hold myths to be true. Anyone who believes that other—s—less sophisticated—may naively hold myths...
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Activity Minutes Opening 15 Activity 1: Story — The Jellyfish 10 Activity 2: Unpacking Our Baggage 15 Activity 3: Storytelling — My...
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Think about your own assumptions and limitations as a Unitarian Universalist leader. Do you have any core beliefs or values that you...
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Materials for Activity Name tags and markers Handout 1, Four Lessons for Unitarian Universalists in Interfaith Work Chalice, candle, and...
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Materials for Activity A copy of the story " The Jellyfish " Newsprint, markers, and tape Preparation for Activity Read the story and...
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Materials for Activity Newsprint, markers, and tape Pipe cleaners, clay, or other materials to make pliable sculptures Bell or chime Music...
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Materials for Activity Newsprint, markers, and tape Handout 2, Story Map Leader Resource 1, Story Map Cheat Sheet Pens/pencils Preparation...
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Materials for Activity Newsprint, markers, and tape Preparation for Activity Post blank newsprint. Description of Activity Participants...
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Materials for Activity Small, smooth stones or blank index cards for all participants Permanent markers (or paint pens) A basket or bowl...
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After facilitating this workshop focused on fears, reflect on your own. What apprehensions do you have about doing interfaith work? What...
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Materials for Activity Three Cups of Tea by Greg Mortenson (New York: Penguin Books, 2007) or Three Cups of Tea by Greg Mortenson, Young...
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Materials for Activity Newsprint and markers for each participant Tape Optional: Music and music player Preparation for Activity Optional:...
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Materials for Activity Time line or calendar (Workshop 1) Preparation for Activity Review the time frame for activities that should be...
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All people and cultures without exception hold myths to be true. Anyone who believes that others—less sophisticated—may naively hold myths...
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By Daniel Quinn, in Ishmael: An Adventure of the Mind and Spirit (New York: Bantam/Turner Books, 1992). Used by permission. This story (...
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By William G SinkfordThis article originally appeared the Fall 2008 issue of UU World magazine. I've always felt that Unitarian Universalism could have a unique...
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By Interfaith Youth Core (IYC)Printing This Handout Download a high-resolution copy of this Handout (PDF) for printing.
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By Interfaith Youth Core (IYC)This resource provides a brief description of each of the five parts of a story. Use the cheat sheet to help translate the five parts into...
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" Storytelling as a Key Methodology in Interfaith Youth Work ", an article in the Journal of Ecumenical Studies by April Kunze, Eboo Patel...
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Section Menu
- Workshop 5: Difficulties of Interfaith Work
- Introduction
- Workshop-at-a-Glance
- Spiritual Preparation
- Opening
- Activity 1: Story - The Jellyfish
- Activity 2: Unpacking Our Baggage
- Activity 3: Storytelling - My Interfaith Story
- Activity 4: Fears and Solutions
- Closing
- Leader Reflection and Planning
- Faith In Action: Book Club
- Alternate Activity 1: Multiple Identities
- Alternate Activity 2: Planning the Interfaith Service Event, Part 5
- Taking It Home
- The Jellyfish
- Handout 1: Four Lessons for Unitarian Universalists in Interfaith Work
- Handout 2: Story Map
- Leader Resource 1: Story Map Cheat Sheet
- Find Out More
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
- Program Structure
- Materials
- Leader Guidelines
- Before You Start
- Resources
- Facilitator Feedback Form
- Participant Feedback Form
- Principles and Sources
- Workshop 1: Beyond Diversity
- Workshop 2: We Need Not Think Alike to Love Alike
- Workshop 3: The Beloved Community
- Workshop 4: It Matters What We Believe
- Workshop 6: Spreading the Good News
- Workshop 7: Service is Our Prayer
- Workshop 8: New Habits of the Heart
- Stories in A Chorus of Faiths
- Handouts in A Chorus of Faiths
- Leader Resources in A Chorus of Faiths