In what ways can you support our ministries for children, youth, and families?

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Please fill out this form to help us get you appropriate information about how to support children and youth ministries. Don't worry. The form is not a commitment. Sierra-Marie will be in touch and together you will figure out whether any of the listed activities are a good fit for you.

Your Name

Your Skills

Check as many boxes as apply.

Administration - Examples include keeping records, calendaring, and working with budgets

Written Communication - Examples include writing emails and designing flyers

Spoken Communication - Examples include talking with people in person or by phone

Program Planning - Examples include selecting activities and calendaring events according to big picture goals

Event Planning - Examples include planning field trips, parties, and open houses

Event Implementation - Examples include setup, cleanup, and facilitation of activities

Art - Examples include making bulletin boards or flyers and leading art activities with others

Playing - Examples include leading or following kids in adult-led play or child-led play

Interacting - Examples include conversing and learning together with people of all ages

Instructing or Teaching - Examples include using "teachable moments" for teaching and following a lesson plan

Fundraising - Examples include organizing special fundraising events and asking people for assistance with funds

Funding - Examples include donating money to sponsor an activity or event or the aquistion of equipment and supplies

Your Interests

The following is a list that includes some planned programs as well as some not-yet planned ideas from the meeting in March about the future of children and youth ministries. Please check all that you might be interested in volunteering to make happen. We won't pursue ideas that don't have enough volunteers. Volunteers working directly with kids must apply to volunteer and will receive a background check.

Programs for Preschoolers

Play-Based Religious Education for Elementary and Middle School Kids

Middle School Youth Group

High School Youth Group

Middle and High School Youth Group Travel Experiences

Intergenerational "Neighboring Faiths" Program

Town or Neighborhood Groups

Family Camp

A UU "Scouting" Program

Monthly Event for Families in the Community With a Range of Activity Choices

A Mentoring Program (either within the congregation or in the larger community)

A Tutoring/Family Support Program

Specific Caregiver Groups Such as a New Parents Group or a Parents of LGBTQIA+ People Group

Social Clubs, Parties, and Holiday Events

Creating a Playground

Co-operative Childcare

Hosting a Family-Friendly Space With Lemonade At the Farmer's Market

Children and Youth Ministry Team (aka Religious Education Ministry Team)

Open House Events, Fairs, or Festivals

Your Intergenerational Capacity

Are you most experienced or comfortable relating to people in a particular age group?

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