UCGT Conference - Sep 21, 2002

Canadian Unitarians live out their liberal religious values in many different ways: taking action for social justice; promoting liberal religious education for children, youth and adults; building communities; and celebrating life through music.

You are invited to participate in a one-day conference which gives members in the Greater Toronto Area the opportunity to take an active part in the Canadian Unitarian movement in one of these ways, or any other you would like to suggest.

DRAFT PROGRAM
Opening Keynote Speaker	Reverend Mark Morrison-Reed President, Canadian Unitarian Council www.cuc.ca
Morning Workshops
Helping Unitarian Universalists Grow	Art Brewer leads this workshop that will help us to talk about our faith to others and build our Unitarian community
Lifespan Religious Education	Parents are drawn to the Unitarian movement for its liberal religious values, and the free and responsible search for truth and meaning takes place at every age in Unitarian communities
Social Action	Unitarians have a passion for social justice and define themselves through the actions they take to achieve it
Music	Neela Lem of Don Heights UU Congregation will get us thinking about the role of music in growing vibrant Unitarian Communities
Lunch
Afternoon Workshops	Action plans will be developed in small groups to further the objective of building vibrant Unitarian communities in the Toronto Area
Lifespan Religious Education, Social Action, Music, Membership, Publicity, Fundraising, Horizon Interfaith Council/Unitarian Television, Sunday Services, Board Members/Chairs

For program information, please contact Tom Brown (tombrownca@sympatico.ca / 416-459-3900).